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OF THE
Town Officers
FOR
Year Ending February 1, 1951
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SCARBOROUGH
MAINE
Memorial Day Exercises — 1950
TOWN OFFICERS
ELECTED
Moderator
J. HAROLD NEWCOMB
Town Clerk
DONALD J. CLARK
Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor
J. ROSS SHERWOOD PERCY K. GOWER
R. LEON LARY
Collector
RAY L. LITTLEFIELD
Treasurer
DONALD J. CLARK
School Board
PAUL F. BAYLEY OTIS T. DOUPHINETT
GERALD T. PILLSBURY
Road Commissioner
LINWOOD R. HIGGINS
Fire Department
Elected by members of fire department.
Chief—RALPH K. BENNETT
Assistant Chief—HENRY D. GOOLD
Engine No. 1, Capt.—ELVER A. HARMON
Engine No. 2, Capt.—ROBERT L. HENDERSON
Engine No. 3, Capt.—A. JASPER WILLEY
Engine No. 4, Capt.—PETER S. DENNIS
Engine No. 5, Capt.—PHINEAS MESERVE
Engine No. 6, Capt.—CLARENCE A. LARY
Engine No. 7, Capt.—FRANK R. MELCHER
4 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
APPOINTED
Superintendent of Schools
ROBERT B. LUNT
Auditor
MILLETT, FISH AND DRESSER
Health Officer
RALPH B. SARGENT
Board of Health
RALPH B. SARGENT
Attendance Officer
WALTER L. DOUGLAS
Election Clerks
BENJAMIN F. ROBERTS GEORGE H. STANFORD
Ballot Clerks
ELWOOD R. MITCHELL RALPH LORFANO
ELDRED H. HARMON F. HERBERT WENTWORTH
WARREN E. PLOWMAN
Trustees of Dunstan Cemetery
WESTON H. SNOW RALPH B. SARGENT
LINWOOD R. HIGGINS
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 9
APPOINTED
Sealer of Weights and Measures
F. HERBERT WENTWORTH
Constables
ERNEST H. DYER BENJAMIN F. ROBERTS
Police Department
Chief—J. ROSS SHERWOOD
Captain—JAMES A. ADAMS
RALPH B. SARGENT ROGER A. BENNETT, Jr.
WALTER S. JELLERSON RUSSELL M. GOWER
WALTER L. DOUGLAS ENOCH CURRIE
OLAN C. JONES M. EVERETT LOTHROP
RAYMOND C. FIELD LEON H. AHLQUIST
EDGAR S. STEWARD SETH L. McDERMOTT
Weighers of Hay, Produce, Etc.
J. HAROLD NEWCOMB ELIZABETH N. LIBBY
Building Inspector
MARTIN A. B. AHLQUIST
Plumbing Inspector
RALPH B. SARGENT
EMIL N. IVERSON, Alternate
Assessor’s Report
VALUATIONS AND ASSESSMENTS
FOR YEAR 1950
Number of polls taxed, 1,095
Number of polls not taxed, 109
Rate of taxation, $75.00.
TOWN, COUNTY AND STATE
VALUATION
Real estate, resident $1,568,025.00
Real estate, non-resident 1,386,375.00
Total real estate $2,954,400.00
Personal estate, resident $ 58,936.00
Personal estate, non-resident 107,424.00
Total personal estate $ 166,360.00
Total amount real and personal estate 3,120,760.00
Total value of land $ 994,850.00
Total value of buildings 1,959,550.00
Taxable Live Stock and Poultry:
60 horses $1,700.00
456 cOWS 8,120.00
22 oxen and bulls 560.00
76 heifers 1,365.00
223 swine (over 10 in number) 2,230.00
7040 poultry (over 50 in number) 3,520.00
$ 18,095.00
ibo
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 7
$2,955.00
265.00
1,480.00
1,145.00
$ 5,845.00
Exempt Live Stock and Poultry:
197 one-year-olds
53 sheep
148 swine (to 10 in number)
2290 poultry (to 50 in number)
All Other Kinds of Personal Property:
$14,355.00
4,870.00
3,500.00
4,360.00
3,186.00
1,200.00
750.00
93,944.00
21,500.00
600.00
$ 148,265.00
18,095.00
$ 166,360.00
$ 3,500.00
15,000.00
230,000.00
10,000.00
25,000.00
3,000.00
25,000.00
500.00
4,500.00
$ 316,500.00
Stock in trade
43 Gasoline Tanks
27 Small Boats
60 Tractors
932 Radios
2 Portable Mills
Lumber
Machinery and Equipment
Other Property
Musical Instruments
Amount live stock and poultry
brought forward
Total amount personal property
Inventory of Town Property:
Town farm
Town hall
School houses and lots
School books and furniture
Road machinery
Town landings
Fire apparatus
Offce fixtures
Tractor buildings (3)
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
MONEY RAISED BY VOTE OF TOWN
AT THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING 1950
Support of Poor $12,000.00
Elementary and secondary schools 91,449.50
School bus 5,300.00
Auxiliary school purposes 450.00
Superintendents account 3,385.00
School repairs and equipment 5,000.00
School housing project 10,000.00
School bonds 5,000.00
Nursing service 3,000.00 .
Public Library 400.00
Memorial Purposes 150.00
Electric lights 3,500.00
Hydrant rental 10,400.00
Collecting garbage and rubbish 2,000.00
Care of Town dumps 2,800.00
Officers salaries 1,000.00
Office Clerk 1,275.00
Interest charges 1,200.00
Contingency 1,000.00
Road Commissioner 2,150.00
Police 3,500.00
Dunstan Cemetery 500.00
Regular roads. (to be taken from
the treasury) 22,000.00
Winter roads 9,000.00
Maintenance third class roads 1,250.00
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TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
26 State aid construction
27 Parking lot at Town Landing
28 Sidewalk from Bakers Corner to
Blue Point Church
31 Tractor and loader (to be taken
from treasury)
37 Fire Dept. maintenance and
equipment
38 Insurance
47 Planning Board
61 Heating unit for Town Hall
TOTAL TAX COMMITMENT
5,666.00
500.00
350.00
2,551.00
7,000.00
3,000.00
250.00
2,000.00
$198,325.50
28,350.93
7,270.74
109.32
3,285.00
$ 237,341.49
Assessors
of
Scarborough
Town Tax
State Tax
County Tax
Overlay
Poll Taxes
J. ROSS SHERWOOD
PERCY K. GOWER
R. LEON LARY
$9,000.00
3,136.95
25.00
$12,761.95
2,211.78
$14,973.73
Selectmen’s Report
176.00
019.45
887.00
892.95
139.25
156.80
102.85
164.80
33.00
53.50
69.70
16.50
15.75
87.10
227.25
43.50
127.50
220.50
WINTER ROADS
Receipts
Town appropriation
State of Maine
Miscellaneous
Overdrawn
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Wood, Raymond
Wright, Seth
Merrill, Noah
Frederick, Willard
Mitchell, Elwood
Snow, Arthur
Snow, John
Snow, Nason
Wescott, Arthur
George Gantnier
Tax
Huntley, Everett
Huntley, Harold
Verrill, Donald
Lothrop, Harold
Lothrop, Joseph
Bowley, Ernest
Alley, Esten
11
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
3.75
310.00
31.00
347.60
06.25
80.00
6.00
12.00
4.50
12.00
22.50
18.00
15.00
587.50
185.25
161.75
6.00
7.50
20.25
15.75
205.32
294.38
85.71
86.69
6.70
1,601.82
221.01
37.66
6.96
107.58
476.27
138.37
1.50
146.69
1.50
26.21
Atwood, John
Harmon, Albert
Milliken, Henry
Bimson, Walter
Meserve, Homer
Littlejohn, William
Proctor, Philip
Gower, Richard
Emmons, Donald
Manter, Louis, Jr.
Skillings, William
Newcomb, Joseph
Kimball, Royce
Libby, Joshua
Gill, Kenneth
McKenney, Herbert
Baizley, Kenneth
Meserve, Harry
Downs, Donald
Collins, Roland
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.
Texas Co.
Tide Water Oil Co.
Bartlett, K. F.
Portland Tractor Co., Inc.
Files & O’Keefe Co.
Corey, E. & Co.
Knight-Holt Co.
Harris Co.
Portland Welding Supply
Emery-Waterhouse Co.
International Harvester Co.
Dunstan Service Station
Central Maine Power Co.
Joe’s Radiator Shop
Edwards & Walker Co.
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
1,191.21
29.91
2.25
302.45
21.15
42.00
228.25
118.20
3.00
12.75
22.50
7.00
12.00
47.25
3.75
24.75
48.05
14.50
24.00
11.39
31.38
9.92
16.05
26.25
40.75
6.00
38.96
65.94
17.07
4.73
35.12
35.50
196.10
92.37
7.50
3.00
3.00
Shurtleff, W. H., Co.
Shell Oil Co.
Huntley, Arthur
Salsbury, Harry
Jones, Edwin
Stites, Chester
Meserve, Ralph
Libby, Stanley
Chapman, Royden
Storey, James
Lord, Gordon, Jr.
Harmon, Eldred
Melcher, Frank
McDermott, John
Skillings, Warren
Hunt, Russell
Plummer, Leon
Glover, Theodore
Hunt, Charles F.
Bancroft & Martin
Megquier & Jones Co.
Maine Steel, Inc.
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
Merrill, George
Richardson, Donald
Skillings, Norman
Sun Oil Co.
Esso Oil Co.
Mutual Oil Co.
American Gear Co.
Bailey Auto Supply
Maine Truck-Tractor Co.
Prout, Leroy
Gulf Oil Co.
Stone, Louis
Lord, Walter
Meserve, Calvin
12
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TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1
2.55
5.00
469.20
149.69
62'1.09
173.50
293.25
33.75
2.65
16.00
8.20
132.15
17.09
240.94
16.45
82.40
148.60
8.00
24.00
9.90
10.50
6.00
2.60
46.50
6.00
5.25
9.75
21.75
51.00
44.00
12.75
70.50
12.75
17.30
1.58
6.96
Portland Water District
Gochie, Samuel
State Highway Comm.
Dyer-Knight Co.
Boston & Maine Railroad
Meserve, Philip
Chambers, Hollis
Peterson, Kenneth
Vail, L. H. & Son
Goold, H. D.
Tibbetts’ Service Station
Leighton, Harlan
Diamond Match Co.
Murray Machinery Co.
La Rou Electric Co.
Service Tire Co.
Community Oil Co.
Brown, Pearson
Grant, Richard
Southworth Machine Co.
Green, Robert
Higgins, Linwood
Sacknoff & Sons
Huff, Reginald
Waterhouse, Erland
Waterhouse, Roy
Davidson, Philip
Sanford, Robert
Meserve, Edward, Jr.
Mitchell, Elwood
Sturgeon, Gerald
Libby, John
Googins, Robert
Lilley, G. Burnham
Maine Hardware & Plumbing
Supply Co.
Dunstan Hardware
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14 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$14,973.73
6.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.25
2.25
3.00
9.75
3.00
2.25
12.06
Skillings, Ralph
Coulthard, Van
Skillings, Miles
Skillings, Kenneth
McDermott, Everett
Collins, David
Waterhouse, John
Bayley, Philip
Conkright, Virgil
Moffitt, Travers
Soule Glass & Paint Co.
STATE AID CONSTRUCTION, NO. 9
$5,666.00
2,656.25
$8,322.25
1,920.36
$10,242.61
393.80
191.20
176.25
248.26
135.00
04.00
869.50
42.00
186.15
Receipts
Town appropriation
Received from State of Maine
Overdrawn
Expenditures
‘By orders in favor of:
Roberts, Chester
Lord, Gordon, Jr.
McKenney, Herbert
Taylor, Stanley
Milliken, Henry
Wood, Raymond
Whipple, Lillian, & Horace
Andrews, Walter
Olson, Clifford
e.
15
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
421.50
11.30
201.00
499.50
228.00
381.00
1,060.50
24.00
1.42
6.93
113.63
279.23
246.00
195.00
444.00
321.54
82.50
78.75
36.00
21.00
95.13
3.00
12.16
48.00
44.63
37.50
48.00
30.75
3.00
28.13
16.00
8.00
40.50
40.28
1,312.13
9.00
6.00
Lothrop, Harold
Tax
Harmon, Albert
Alley, Esten
Grant, Richard
McDermott, J. E.
Friel, Karl
Thurston, Herbert
Robinson, C. H., Co.
Giguere Const. Co.
Silver, Charles
Libby, John
Gerrish, Reginald
Jones, Edwin
Bowley, Ernest
Bancroft & Martin
Emery, Henry
Merrill, Noah
Taylor, Ernest
Colpritt, Merrill
Tokarski, Paul
Ross, Leslie
Plummer, Theodore
Emery, Henry
Thayer, Leslie
Meserve, Ralph
Verrill, Donald
Curtis, William
Libby, Eddie
Meserve, Philip
Robinson, Linwood
McConnell, James
Frederick, Willard
Blue Rock Quarry
Eastern Materials Co.
Leighton, Harland
Christenson, Albert
16 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Chambers, Hollis 6.00
Salsbury, Harry 3.15
Williams, Clifford 3.00
Meserve, Homer 3.00
Chandler, William 3.00
State Highway Comm. 1,532.69
————— —— $10,242.61
THIRD CLASS MAINTENANCE
Receipts
Town appropriation $1,250.00
Overdrawn 5.01
$1,255.01
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Salsbury, Harry $ 10.50
Wood, Raymond 12.00
Verrill, Donald 15.10
Chambers, Hollis 32.20
McDermott, John 21.00
Merrill, Noah 16.50
Frederick, Willard 18.00
Snow, John 9.00
Alley, Esten 2'1.00
Lothrop, Harold 42.00
Tax 1.40
Milliken, Henry 10.00
Eastern Materials 1,033.51
Meserve, Ralph 6.75
$ 1,255.01
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 17
REGULAR ROADS
Receipts
Appropriated from Treasury $22,000.00
Tarring driveways 627.35
Drive In Theatre 150.00
Miscellaneous 86.36
$22,863.71
Overdrawn 2,780.92
$25,644.63
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Frederick, Willard $ 801.85
859.20
364.75
40.65
6.00
31.60
065.48
259.57
2,835.37
47.05
111.10
21.00
43.52
103.75
38.25
35.25
- 455.30
319.50
102.00
6.00
Merrill, Noah
Wood, Raymond
Wright, Seth
Mitchell, Elwood
Bailey Auto Supply
Warren Bros.
Emery-Waterhouse Co.
Files & O'Keefe Co.
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
Tax
Eagle Oil Co.
Diamond Match Co.
Libby, Joshua J.
Gil, Kenneth
McKenney, Herbert
Milliken, Henry M.
Alley, Esten
Jones, Edwin E.
Santerre, Ivan
(17 ۲77
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
60.00
2,206.22
132.00
136.30
651.00
87.00
237.62
8.55
10.78
47.04
17.54
17.15
125.40
101.62
74.50
357.50
046.61
45.67
82.54
95.89
309.00
474.34
3.00
2.01
463.40
311.85
12.00
6.00
7.20
120.45
.96
21.00
28.50
65.99
529.13
149.50
3.00
McDermott, John
Bancroft & Martin Co.
Harmon, Albert
Snow, Arthur
Chambers, Hollis
Grant, Richard
Service Tire Corp.
Lilley’s Auto Service
Portland Welding Co.
Edwards & Walker Co.
Shell Oil Co.
Knight-Holt Co.
Boston & Maine Railroad
Central Maine Power Co.
Prout, Leroy
Tide Water Oil Co.
Texas Co.
Gulf Oil Co.
Sun Oil Co.
Esso Oil Co.
Lothrop, Harold
McConnell, James
Robbins Bros.
Corey, E. & Co.
Salsbury, Harry
Verrill, Donald
Goochie, Samuel
Libby, Stanley
Snow, Nason
Skillings, Edwin
Dyer-Knight Co.
Smart, Fred
Merry, Fuller
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.
Meserve, Philip
Wood, Francis
Plummer, Lucien
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19
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
2.00
10.00
.90
13.64
465.05
105.49
31.80
25.31
155.00
12.00
.49
45.00
168.50
14.40
67.40
7,710.37
140.40
355.50
11.35
5.09
9.00
04.40
20.15
200.20
15.78
269.63
66.00
35.31
14.91
24.75
119.20
18.75
196.50
2.36
120.70
51.79
44.40
Goodman, William
Saco Brick Co.
Jensen, Robert L.
Center Machinery & Supply Co.
Meserve, Ralph
Brooks, Philip
Skillings, Kenneth
Maine Truck-Tractor Co.
Murray Machinery Co.
Portland Barrel Co.
Palmer Spring Co.
Shurtleff, W. H., Co.
Blue Rock Quarry
Bimson, Walter
Pike, Kenneth
Eastern Materials Co.
Casco Bituminous Products Co.
Bowley, Ernest L.
Dunstan Service Station
McKenney & Heard Co.
Curtis, William
Whipple, Lillian, & Horace
Goold, H. D.
Ingalls, Blanche
American Gear Co.
Christensen, Albert
Robinson, Linwood
Southworth Machine Co.
Railway Express
Huntley, Harold
Meserve, Homer
Thayer, Leslie
Williams, Clifford
Portland Water Dist.
Leighton, Harlan
Dunstan Hardware
Hedge & Mattheis Co.
20 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Standard Sign & Signal Co. 72.90
Snow, John 95.25
۱ Chandler, William 33.00
City of Saco 24.00
Bartlett, K. F. 3.71
Mutual Oil Co. 15.99
Taylor, Stanley 18.00
Scamman, Robert 4.00
State Highway Comm. 148.28
Winslow & Co. 23.33
Deering, Ralph L. 7.60
$25,644.63
UNIMPROVED ROAD FUND
Receipts
State of Maine $1,682.00
Overdrawn 385.78
$2,067.78
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Snow, Arthur $ 30.75
McConnell, James 300.00
Milliken, Henry 126.00
Jones, Edwin 124.50
Wood, Raymond 31.50
Libby, John 165.75
Bowley, Ernest 64.50
McDermott, John 181.50
Lothrop, Harold 177.00
Robinson, Linwood 96.00
Grant, Richard 120.00
Friel, Karl 93.00
Salsbury, Harry 36.00
Chambers, Hollis 36.00
State Highway Comm. 485.28
$ 2,067.78
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 21
PINE POINT LANDING
Receipts
Town appropriation $500.00
Unexpended 16.60
$483.40
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Alley, Esten $ 24.00
Merrill, Noah 17.85
Harmon, Albert M. 105.75
Milliken, Henry M. 32.00
Meserve, Ralph 43.00
Verrill, Donald 12.00
Huntley, Harold 6.00
Christensen, Albert 6.00
Frederick, Willard 49.50
Salsbury, Harry 31.50
Meserve, Philip 25.00
Chambers, Hollis 24.00
Wright, Seth 37.50
Whipple, Horace M. 6.40
Bowley, Ernest L. 11.20
B. & M. Railroad 36.00
Higgins, Frank 2.40
Tax 13.30
$ 483.40
22 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
PINE POINT SIDEWALK
Receipts
Town appropriation $350.00
Overdrawn 134.45
$484.45
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Eastern Materials $145.75
Salsbury, Harry 56.55
Meserve, Ralph 44.25
Meserve, Philip 56.25
Christensen, Albert 16.50
Chambers, Hollis 27.75
Merrill, Noah 34.50
Frederick, Willard 43.20
Lothrop, Harold 33.00
Skillings, Kenneth 13.50
Plummer, Leon 4.50
Alley, Esten 7.50
Tax 1.20
$ 484.45
ROAD COMMISSIONER
Receipts
Salary authorized by town $2,750.00
Expenses authorized by town 723.35
$3,473.35
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Higgins, Linwood R. (Salary) $2,623.60
(Expenses) 1123:35
Tax 126.40
$3,473.35
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 23
STREET LIGHTS
Receipts
Town appropriation
Overdrawn
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Central Maine Power Co.
HYDRANT RENTAL
$3,500.00
220.40
$3,720.40
$3,720.40
$10,400.00
716.34
$9,683.66
$7,399.66
2,284.00
$ 9,683.66
$3,000.00
183.78
$2,816.22
$1,818.49
15.00
694.46
11.42
276.85
$2,816.22
Receipts
Town appropriation
Unexpended
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Portland Water District
Biddeford & Saco Water Co.
INSURANCE
Receipts
Town appropriation
Unexpended
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Benton, A. H., Agency
Gorham Farmers Club
Prout, Clifford L.
Campbell, Payson & Noyes
Hickey, Jere
24 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
INTEREST
Receipts
Town appropriation $1,200.00
Unexpended 104.95
$1,095.05
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
First National Bank of Boston $625.00
National Bank of Commerce 4'10.05
$1,095.05
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Receipts
Town appropriation $7,000.00
Insurance payments 112.10
$7,112.10
Overdrawn 288.68
$7,400.78
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Central Maine Power Co. $ 361.83
Bartlett, K. F. 394.96
Urquhart, H. C. 280.14
Pooler, Sidney L. 404.90
Jensen, Robert L. 170.71
New England Tel. & Tel. Co. 294.99
Sargent, Gerald 184.77
Goold, H. D. 66.06
Lilley's Auto Service 11.30
Newcomb, Fred M. & Son 37.91
25
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
132.63
7.71
25.40
209.35
111.00
31.67
511.95
10.51
6.94
90.34
23.50
12.50
4.40
25.00
21.18
285.00
29.80
7.48
1.00
5.00
4.00
32.00
16.79
41.28
1.50
1.50
1.50
9.50
1.50
1.50
2,349.42
14.10
99.00
17.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
Sherman, O. E. & Son
Prouts Neck Garage
McConnell’s Garage
Black Point Coal Co.
Scarboro Garage
Pine Point Service Station
Eastern Fire Equipment Co.
Prout, Clifford
Lorfano, Ralph
Gamewell Co.
Paulsen, Vernon
Lilley & Waldron
Gill Fire Co.
Melcher, Bert
Portland Water District
Rowe Motors, Inc.
Snow, F. H. Co., Inc.
Cal’s Service Station
Pine Point Fire Co.
Scott, Otis L.
Lary, Clarence A.
Sherman, Joseph B.
Pleasant Hill Hose Co.
Emery-Waterhouse Co.
Thurlow, Donald
Dennis, Peter
Collins, Edward
Douglass, Leonard
Bostwick, Joseph
Hurd, Albion
American Fire Equipment Co.
Hardison, L. H.
Goodyear Rubber Co.
Biddeford & Saco Water Co.
Snow, John
Whipple, Horace
Hersey, Donald
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$ 7,400.78
$5,000.00
$5.000.00
$400.00
40.00
$440.00
$440.00
$150.00
$150.00
Moody, Donald 1.98
Jannelle, F. X. & Sons 5.49
Elevation Farms 8.80
Black Point Service Station 6.10
Quaker Rubber Corp. 497.00
Dunstan Service Station 1.94
Fielding, William J., Jr. 15.40
Libby, Elizabeth 500.00
Murray’s Pharmacy 7.55
DUNSTAN SCHOOL BONDS
Receipts
Town appropriation
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
First National Bank of Boston
SCARBOROUGH PUBLIC LIBRARY
Receipts
Town appropriation
State of Maine
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Scarborough Public Library
MEMORIAL FUND
Receipts
Town appropriation
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Libby-Mitchell Post, No. 76, A.L.
27
$3,000.00
407.57
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
COMMUNITY NURSE
Receipts
Town appropriation
Receipts from Nursing Service
$3,407.57
1.60
Unexpended
$3,405.97
$ 3,405.97
$7,000.00
17.65
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Jensen, Philomene (Salary) $1,993.82
(Expenses) 422.56
Tax 139.60
Blanchard, Dr. N. K. 320.00
Haigls, Dr. P. J. 50.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co. 123.16
Russell, Altenburg Co. 140.67
Woodbury Press 1.66
Nat Organization for Public Health 8.00
Homer, Doris 84.00
Douglas, Alma 3.00
Berry, Vera 3.65
Hay’s, H. H., Sons 3.27
Carter, Dorothy 105.92
Mead & Wheeler Co. 6.66
OFFICERS SALARIES
Receipts
Town appropriation
Unexpended
$6,982.35
28 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Sherwood, J. Ross $1,125.00
Gower, Percy K. 1,100.00
Lary, R. Leon 1,100.00
Clark, Donald J. 1,100.00
Littlefield, Ray L. 2,557.35
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Receipts
Town appropriation $1,275.00
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Lary, R. Leon $1,013.50
Gower, Percy K. 35.00
Soule, Silva 14.00
Sherwood, Gertrude 28.00
Clark, Isabelle 28.00
Tax 86.50
$ 1,275.00
REGULAR POLICE
Receipts
Town appropriation $3,500.00
Overdrawn 650.82
$4,150.82
Expenditures
By orders in favor of :
Sargent, Ralph B. $608.25
Ames, Harold R. 45.77
Jellerson, Walter S. 582.75
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 29
Bennett, Roger A., Jr. 170.53
Tinsman, Everett H. 2.28
Douglas, Walter L. 20.00
Rockwood, Elton 56.00
Verrill, Elmer, R., Jr. 57.00
Bates, S. Lewis 56.00
Steward, Edgar S. 82.00
Sherwood, J. Ross 2.00
Field, Raymond 13.57
Welch Stencil Co. 106.94
Emery-Waterhouse Co. 653.78
Bimson, Walter 81.25
Railway Express 2.62
Winslow, Herbert 554.80
Googins, Roswell, Jr. 76.50
Turner, Charles H. 571.42
Stowell Uniform Co. 155.00
Jones, Olan C. 21.90
Whipple, Horace M. 7.00
Gower, Russell M. 16.00
MacDonald, John 2.50
Currie, Enoch 1.80
Lothrop, Melville 20.00
McDermott, Seth 24.68
Lothrop, Everett 3.00
Mitchell, Elwood 5.00
Tax 150.48
$ 4,150.82
Scarborough Police
— 1950
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 31
$14,774.01
1,049.84
37.14
$15,860.99
$957.80
862.92
2.48
567.47
453.75
921.67
840.42
161.65
1,422.84
643.27
593.46
5.00
8.75
784.18
‘507.26
254.79
433.41
130.83
3.50
1,014.13
222.49
405.83
45.00
556.52
359.78
483.02
SPECIAL POLICE
Receipts
Received from Police
Accounts receivable
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Adams, James A., Captain
Sargent, Ralph B.
Lary, Clarence A.
Ames, Harold R.
Jellerson, Walter S.
Douglas, Walter L.
Field, Raymond C.
Tinsman, Everett H.
Steward, Edgar S.
Bennett, Roger A., Jr.
Gower, Russell M.
Rokowski, Frank
Turner, Charles H.
McDermott, Seth
Jones, Olan C.
Baizley, Kenneth
Bimson, Walter G.
Googins, Roswell, Jr.
Dougherty, John V..
Stowell Uniform Co.
Lothrop, Everett
Currie, Enoch
Bryant, John
MacDonald, John
Day, William
Libby, Norman
32 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$15,860.99
$2,000.00
19.50
S 2,079.50
$ 49.39
$ 49.39
$2,079.50
Braley, Walter 56.88
Stacy, Charles 452.66
Gower, Percy K. 481.95
Flynn, John 607.60
Lothrop, Melville 653.10
Sulkowich, M. A., Co. 72.85
Winslow, Herbert 89.89
Whipple, Horace M. 35.63
Ahlquist, Leon 295.05
Verrill, Elmer R., Jr. 5.00
Swasey, Fred 5.00
Moulton, Irving 5.00
RUBBISH AND GARBAGE
Receipts
Town appropriation
Overdrawn
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Bowley, Ernest L. $1,000.00
Harmon, Elver A. 1,004.50
Meserve, Edward 75.00
PLANNING BOARD
Receipts
Town appropriation $250.00
Unexpended 200.61
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Soderberg, Jane $ 5.00
Spaulding Moss Co. 42.64
Scamman, Robert W. 1.75
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 33
DUNSTAN CEMETERY
$500.00
125.00
$625.00
15.70
$640.70
$128.05
6.00
27.00
36.00
48.00
33.20
158.38
24.75
4.00
12.00
3.38
61.50
4.94
6.00
6.00
8.25
15.00
12.00
12.00
16.50
14.25
3.50
$ 640.70
Expenditures
Town appropriation
Interest on Perpetual Care Fund
Overdrawn
By orders in favor of:
Snow, Arthur H.
Plummer, Lucien
Merrill, Noah
Verrill, Donald
Meserve, Philip
Skillings, Edwin
Brooks, Philip S.
Salsbury, Harry
Wyman, Leslie
Portland Barrel Co.
Pinkham, Alice
Meserve, Ralph
Portland Water Dist.
Frederick, Willard
Wood, Francis
Christensen, Albert
Thayer, Leslie
Burnham, Kenneth
Huntley, Harold
Snow, John
Knight-Holt Co.
Tax
34 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$2,800.00
435.30
$2,364.70
$ 2,364.70
$2,000.00
111.00
$1,889.00
$1889.00
$1,092.00
63.00
77.70
243.00
10.00
49.50
18.00
87.00
44.00
618.00
9.20
30.00
23.00
.30
TOWN DUMPS
Receipts
Town appropriation
Unexpended
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
McDermott, Seth
Carmichael, William
Frederick, Willard
Inman, Fred S.
Prout, Leroy
Merrill, Noah
Wood, Raymond
McConnell, James B.
Grant, Richard D.
Mitchell, James
Willey, Jasper
Scamman, Robert
Skillings, Kenneth
Tax
TOWN HALL HEATING UNIT
Receipts
Town appropriation
Unexpended
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Pallotta Oil Co.
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 35
TEMPORARY LOANS
Receipts
National Bank of Commerce $80,000.00
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
National Bank of Commerce $80,000.00
STATE TAX
Receipts
Town assessment $28,350.93
Expenditures
Treasurer, State of Maine $28,350.93
COUNTY TAX
Receipts
Town assessment $7,270.74
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Treasurer, County of Cumberland $7,270.74
CONTINGENT ACCOUNT
Receipts
Town appropriation $1,000.00
Maine Raceways Fees 1,200.00
Dog Taxes 418.90
Bank Stock Tax 830.97
Railroad and Telephone Tax 96.29
Sale of Gravel Pit 50.00 e
Licenses 771.50
Sale of Cemetery Lots 35.00
Cancelled checks and misc. 67.49
Sale of Supplies 135.05
$ 4,605.20
36 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Excise Tax — 1950 $15,994.49
Excise Tax — 1951 4,426.58
$20,421.07
Tax Deeds $3,259.32
Tax Deeds — Interest 112.84
$ 3,372.16
Supplemental Tax — 1949 $ 96.00
Supplemental Tax — 1950 1,130.18
$ 1,226.18
$29,624.61
Unexpended 15,683.00
$13,941.61
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Millett, Fish & Dresser $850.00
Pinedale in Scarborough 48.00
Faucy, L. H. 8.97
Peabody, Irving 18.00
Johnson, Niels 18.00
Deering, Ralph L. 18.00
Wentworth, F. Herbert 18.00
Whipple, Horace M. 18.00
Turner, Lloyd A. 18.00
Press Herald 50.82
Tinsman, Everett 2.12
Shaw, V. T. 2.37
Sargent, Ralph B. 15.50
, Gower, Percy K. 18.20
Bennett, R. A., Jr. 3.00
Bradford, Chas. F. & Son 1.01
Pillsbury, Gerald T. 154.50
Barron, Chandler H. 5.25
Small, Elliott G. 17.46
37
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
28.00
24.20
42.67
12.00
3.00
60.00
24.85
9.60
6.00
2.00
18.00
15.00
3.00
118.45
136.32
23.90
20.00
55.00
15.00
20.50
1.00
10.00
10.00
299.28
101.92
14.58
2.50
6.00
15.00
15.00
120.00
143.00
3.00
.15
4.50
115.85
75.00
Cram, Robert L.
Ames, Harold R.
Soule Glass & Paint Co.
Standard Sign Co., Inc.
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Haley, Martha W. S.
Forest City Printing Co.
Salsbury, Harry
Snow, Arthur
Jones, Olan ۰
Silver, John P.
Dyer, Ernest H.
Whitten, Wendell
Towncraft
Snow, Royal L.
Railway Express
Flynn, John
Maine Municipal Assn.
Lary, R. Leon
Cross, Inc.
Libby, R. M.
Loring, Short & Harmon
Jannelle, F. X. & Sons
Emery-Waterhouse Co.
Roberts’ Machine Shop
Diamond Match Co.
Holivan, Herbert
Gower, Richard
Storey, Mabel
Storey, Bertha
Sherwood, Gertrude
Clark, Isabelle
Libby, Richard M.
Pine Point Co-operative
Merrill, Noah
Milliken, George H.
Morse, Payson & Noyes
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
38
$ 3,157.94
6.00
6.00
6.00
8.22
4.00
4.00
60.00
2.00
25.00
3.00
51.25
2.40
$22'1.65
233.89
64.19
260.14
16.31
141.18
31.50
8.79
4.00
18.78
2.00
6.00
170.33
9.14
9.75
4.50
02.96
9.49
23.80
12.00
Chambers, Hollis
Meserve, Ralph
Meserve, Philip
Saco Brick Co.
- Strout, Robert
Moody, Clarence
Jackson Nurseries
McDermott, Seth
Pleasant Hill Nurseries
Jannelle, Neal L.
Clark, Donald J.
Tax
Town Hall
By orders in favor of:
Urquhart, H. C.
Central Maine Power Co.
Kimball, Everett S.
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
Hillson’s Market
Dunstan Service
Watkins
Dunstan Hardware
Hunt, Chas. F.
Portland Water District
Scarboro Electric Service
Cressey & Allen
Black Point Coal Co.
Milliken, George H.
Murray's Pharmacy
Hodgman, A. W.
Soule Glass & Paint Co.
Rice, C. M. Paper Co.
Pallotta Oil Co.
Merrill, Noah
39
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
$ 1,952.62
12.00
12.00
2.30
6.00
6.00
43.60
9.70
66.45
2.32
8.28
2.00
48.43
1.75
.69
425.00
3.70
$151.59
232.03
11.10
33.40
9.00
36.32
34.20
3.00
3.25
214.00
4.69
1.00
37.00
17.50
25.00
1.50
Frederick, Willard
Chambers, Hollis
Salsbury, Harry
Meserve, Philip
Meserve, Ralph
Colonial Wall Paper Co.
Maine Electronics Supply Corp.
Gower, Russell M.
Diamond Match Co.
Emery-Waterhouse Co.
Storey, L. M.
Warren Bros. Co.
Sargent, Ralph B.
Brown, F. M., Co.
Libby, Richard M.
Tax
Office Supplies
y orders in favor of:
Forest City Printing Co.
Marks Printing House
Roberts Office Supply Co.
Loring, Short & Harmon
Pillsbury, Gerald T.
Seavey Co.
National Bank of Commerce
Soule Glass & Paint Co.
Winthrop Press
Remington-Rand, Inc.
Murray’s Pharmacy
Welch Stencil Co.
U. S. Post Office
Crowley & Lunt
Meally, Patricia E.
Discount Martin
40 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$ 873.62
$ 302.37
$ 291.00
$ 595.41
Libby, Virginia W. 10.00
Tower, Fred L., Co. 53.04
Health Department
By orders in favor of:
Murray’s Pharmacy $ 70.87
Sargent, Ralph B. 231.50
Election Officials
By orders in favor of:
Newcomb, J. Harold $17.00
Roberts, Benj. F. 41.00
Stanford, George H. 10.00
Leslie, Harold F. 10.00
Lorfano, Ralph 41.00
Wentworth, F. Herbert 10.00
Mitchell, Elwood R. 41.00
Harmon, Eldred H. 41.00
Plowman, Warren E. 41.00
Lorfano, Eleanor 13.00
Snow, Yvonne 13.00
Seavey, Thomas 13.00
Tax Deeds
By orders in favor of:
Littlefield, Ray L. $564.41
Cram, Robert L. 31.00
41
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
$ 1,085.85
$605.10
$20.00
$9'70.90
$500.00
100.00
200.00
400.00
$1,200.00
Town Farm
By orders in favor of:
Kimball, Everett S. $ '16:20
Hillock, Adrian G. 70.00
Sears, Roebuck Co. 22.99
Hillock, Stanley E. 286.66
Dog Taxes
By orders in favor of:
Commissioner of Agriculture
Monument Lot
By orders in favor of:
Knight, Sherman
Ballots and Reports
By orders in favor of:
Forest City Printing Co.
Legal Advise
By orders in favor of:
Shur, Barnett I (Annual Fee)
(Trailer camp case)
(Collection fee, McMurray)
(Legal advise, Scar-
borough Downs)
42 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
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Forest Fires
By orders in favor of:
MacDonald, John $ .75
Plummer, Leon 1.13
Chase, Konrad 5.63
Wright, Curtis 4.88
Merrill, Noah 3.00
Wood, Francis 3.00
nt Meserve, Ralph 19.50
Chambers, Hollis 6.75
Coulthard, James 9.00
Fish, Donald 9.00
Gower, Richard 9.00
Thurlow, Donald 1.50
Dennis, Peter 6.38
Collins, Edward 4.88
Douglass, Leonard 6.38
Collins, Richard 3.38
Douglass, Asa 6.38
Douglass, Lloyd 6.38
Green, Edward 3.38
Sterling, Richard 6.38
Burnham, Daniel 3.38
/ Sargent, Courtney 2.25
Chase, Sidney 6.38
Sturgeon, Amos 1.50
Young, Oscar 2.25
Douglass, Niel 2.25
Theofraston, C. 2.25
Skillings, Norman 6.00
Davis, James 6.00
Frederick, Willard 6.00
Snow, John 6.00
Christensen, Albert 9.00
Meserve, Homer 19.88
Clark, Owen 5.25
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 43
Barday, Wallace 5.25
Meserve, Phineas 4.50
Sherman, Joseph 4.50
Maxfield, Albert 4.50
Maxfield, Bradley 4.50
Hillock, Adrian 4.50
Meserve, Harry 4.50
Douglas, Walter 4.50
Douglas, Stanley 2:25
Lunt, Richard 2.25
Meserve, Calvin 4.50
Meserve, Edwin 4.50
. $ 245.32
Perambulating Town Lines
By orders in favor of:
Pillsbury, Gerald T. $910.10
Libby, Richard M. 363.40
Gower, Percy K. 306.40
Foss, Charles C. 420.00
Pillsbury, John M. 272.80
Thurston, Lawrence B. 158.00
Tax 63.30
$ 2,684.00
Total $13.941.61
44 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$17,727.11
1,789.91
1,727.35
716.17
19.15
240.31
130.43
8.00
58.10
160.69
39.65
144.00
1,973.14
32.17
477.95
$15,937.20
$133.00
$ 67.65
$75.00
34.00
24.00
$ 3.60
36.05
28.00
POOR ACCOUNT
Receipts — 1950-51
$12,000.00
Town appropriation
Treasurer, State of Maine
City of Portland
City of South Portland
City of Biddeford
City of Auburn
City of Lewiston
Town of Munroe
Town of Jonesboro
Town of Whitneyville
Town of Sherman Mills
Estate of John McMurray
Refunds
Accounts Receivable
Unexpended
Expenditures
Paid for Support of:
Atkins, William:
Hillson’s Market
Shaw, V. T.
Hunt, Charles F.
Ackley, Gloria:
Steward, Edgar
Austin, Calvin
Hillson’s Market
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$427.51
$ 85.24
$652.75
$120.63
$92.88
$197.05
$ 19.65
$ 8.00
2.50
416.51
$27.08
58.16
$ 8.00
12.63
100.00
$138.00
59.05
$ 4.75
14.90
Ames, Harold:
Henry, George J.
Murray's Pharmacy
Mercy Hospital
Veteran No. 1:
Pine Point Service Station
Longfellow, Robert
Brown, Rose:
Madelene Rest Home
Brassley, Donald:
Hillson's Market
Grant, W. T., Co.
Cussack, Myrtle
Recipient No. 1:
Treas. of State
Veteran No. 2:
Howard's Store
Lotfey, A. H.
Bailey, C. W.:
Murray's Pharmacy
Sherman, O. E. & Son
46 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$ 48.00
$263.28
$110.33
$294.80
$180.08
$27.00
21.00
$ 25.00
158.65
28.49
2.00
49.14
$12.33
92.00
6.00
$264.75
8.00
22.05
$52.08
34.79
34.00
10.00
11.21
38.00
Beaumont, James E.:
Howard's Market
Olsen, Clifford
Carmichael, William:
Soderberg, Jane
Hay, John W.
Porteous, Mitchell & Braun
Murray's Pharmacy
Treas. of State
Veteran No. 3:
Bartlett, K. F.
Howard's Market
Hillson's Market
Colpritt, Merrill:
Howard's Market
Hunt, Charles F.
Lane’s Shoe Store
Veteran No. 4:
Newcomb, F. M.
Frederick Bros.
Shaw, V. T.
Hillson's Market
Urquhart, H. C.
Howard's Market
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$25.37
$182.30
$104.41
$24.00
$ 31.55
$10.00
$140.53
$77.16
$119.00
24.00
39.30
$100.00
4.41
$ 3.00
8.54
20.01
Recipient No. 2:
Town of North Yarmouth
Veteran No. 5:
Howard's Market
Newcomb, Frank
Lotfey, A. H.
Recipient No. 3:
Howard's Market
Lane's Shoe Store
Cote, E. L.:
Jacobson, Dr. S. M.
Corbett, John:
Halgls, Dr: -PXJ.
Conroy, Jack
Bradford, C. F. & Son
Caswell, Desmond:
Howard's Store
Darling, Elmer:
City of South Portland
Davis, Geneva:
City of South Portland
$ 0
$ 32.11
$16.00
$ 79.00
$964.09
$9.00
48 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$ 7.00
39.95
10.00
6.75
12.00
$19.15
12.96
$40.00
39.00
$109.06
750.48
39.00
9.00
21.55
19.50
12.50
3.00
Veteran No. 6:
i Frederick Bros.
۱ i Shaw, V. T.
| Hillson's Market
IM Urquhart, H. C.
Lu Newcomb, F. M. & Son
DePeter, Jerry:
Lane's Shoe Store
Grant, W. T., Co.
Recipient No. 4:
Hillson's Market
Recipient No. 5:
Hillson's Market
Douglas, G. H.
Fifield, Harry:
Murray's Pharmacy
Berry, Vera
Beckwith Acousticon
Dumphe, D. C.
Telex
Sargent, R. B.
Lotfey, A. H.
Haigis, Dr. P. J.
Famiano, Carmino:
Haigus, Dr. P. J.
49
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
$28.80
$ 34.10
$121.50
$14.99
$16.72
$361.50
$100.21
$ 6.00
4.10
24.00
$241.95
22.00
8.50
89.05
$18.77
8.00
26.97
39.99
6.48
Recipient No. 6:
Urquhart, H. C.
Veteran No. 7:
Longfellow, Robert
Murray’s Pharmacy
Haigis, Dr. P. J.
Recipient No. 6:
Treas. of State
Huntley, Harold:
Bradford, C. F. & Son
Recipient No. 7:
Montgomery-Ward
Veteran No. 8:
Howard’s Market
Hunt, Charles F.
Lane’s Shoe Store
Lotfey, A. H.
Lipka, Jennie:
Frederick Bros.
Hillson’s Market
Newcomb, F. M. & Son
Shaw, V. T.
Urquhart, H. C.
50 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$24.00
$97.20
$247.76
$559.47
$ 37.47
$101.98
$ 16.00
122.00
60.11
8.00
41.65
$342.02
12.50
12.00
192.95
$20.88
3.74
12.85
$12.00
17.98
72.00
Leighton, Chester:
Howard's Store
Recipient No. 8:
Treas. of State
Lowe, William:
Eight Corners Market
Howard’s Market
Montgomery-Ward
Hunt, Charles F.
Lotfey, A. H.
Veteran No. 9:
Willow Crest Home
Gower, P. K.
McLaughlin, Dr. C. R.
Hay, John W.
Malawaski, Stanley:
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Berry, Vera
Lotfey, A. H.
Veteran No. 10:
Cash’s Market
Newcomb, F. M. & Son
Shaw, V. T.
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 51
Recipient No. 9: i
Bartlett, K. F. $107.00
Richard's Market 142.58
——— $249.58
Recipient No. 10:
Treas. of State $64.80
Merrill, Carrie:
City of Portland $236.03
Recipient No. 11:
Treas. of State $145.80
Meserve, Emery:
City of South Portland $1,046.83
Veteran No. 11:
City of Portland $657.33
Meserve, Philip:
Newcomb, F. M. & Son $17.97
Hunt, Charles F. 4.00
————— $ 21.97
Recipient No. 12:
City of Portland $377.41
Treas. of State 75.60
$453.01 .
Meserve, Tristram P.:
Carter, Dr. Frederick D. $20.00
Skillin, Dr. Waldo T. 20.00
$ 40.00
52 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$108.55
$ 40.07
$183.32
$292.85
$475.79
$8.00
$69.43
$24.00
16.07
$87.83
2.50
9.00
83.99
$216.00
54.85
22.00
$ 9.90
.81
28.98
140.21
6.00
220.11
69.78
Veteran No. 12:
Maine General Hospital
Mills, Paul:
Hunt, Charles F.
Richard's Market
Mitchell, James:
Maine General Hospital
Sargent, R. B.
Blackwell, E. N.
Richard's Market
Morgan, Wilmont B.:
Richard's Market
Osteopathic Hospital
Hetzler, Dr. C. R.
Veteran No. 13:
Murray's Pharmacy
Richard's Market
Pine Point Service
Longfellow, Robert
Haigis, Dr. P. J.
City of Biddeford
Webber Hospital
" Veteran No. 14:
Howard's Store
Veteran No. 15:
Newcomb, F. M. & Son
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$116.43
$64.00
$240.31
$30.00
$198.23
$ 71.53
$362.40
$50.00
64.93
1.50
$234.81
5.50
$190.23
8.00
$17.96
5.62
47.95
$183.40
6.00
173.00
Recipient No. 13:
Jones, E. E.
Bradford, C. F. & Son
Sargent, R. B.
Olesen, C. N.:
Howard’s Market
Recipient No. 14:
Bradford, C. F. & Son
Murray’s Pharmacy
Phinney, Raymond:
Hillson’s Market
Recipient No. 15:
Osteopathic Hospital
Henry, George J.
Veteran No. 16:
Bartlett, K. F.
Murray’s Pharmacy
Bradford, C. F. & Son
Recipient No. 16:
Willow Crest Home
McLaughlin, Dr. C. R.
Henry, George J.
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$ 36.00
1.25
6.41
62.65
20.25
459.00
03.07
26.00
210.75
29.40
26.70
32.00
12.00
$975.48
$612.00
6.00
65.90
8.00
9.12
8.00
9.00
$710.62
$9.00
$42.00
$10.00
10.00
$ 20.00
54
silver, Charles:
Cusack, Myrtle
Murray’s Pharmacy
Hillson's Market
Grant, W. T., Co.
Rich, S. S. & Son
Howard's Market
.. Lane's Shoe Store
Haigis, Dr. P. J.
Maine General Hospital
Central Maine Power Co.
Montgomery-W ard
Hunt, Charles F.
. Higgins, Dr. F. P.
Stover, Willie:
Eight Corners Market
Cote, E. E.
Taylor, George E.
Lane’s Shoe Store
Grant, W. T., Co.
' McConnell, J. B.
Haigis, Dr. P. J.
Skillings, Lillian:
City of Belfast
Sampson, George:
Hillson’s Market
Veteran No. 17:
Hillson's Market
Newcomb, F. M. & Co.
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 59
$12.63
$6.00
$142.24
$29.25
$62.00
$196.03
$20.75
$37.00
15.55
$ 52.55
$120.00 |
5.79
6.00
296.00
40.00
27.34
$495.13
Veteran No. 18:
Richard's Market
Veteran No. 19:
Haigis, Dr. P. J.
Stevens, Arthur W.:
Maine General Hospital
Seavey, Linwood:
Lotfey, A. H.
Strout, Everett:
Hillson's Market
Recipient No. 17:
City of South Portland
Veteran No. 20:
Wright, A. R., Co.
Tramps:
Berry, Vera
Osteopathic Hospital
Thurston, Herbert:
Howard's Market
Taylor, George E.
Cote, E. L. & Sons
Eight Corners Market
Hunt, Charles F.
Montgomery-Ward
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Pr MENS vaL 7: | — 9T97
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$180.72
Ba E e : E ۲ sies
En ea ne 321.87
$488.84
$376.48
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Williams, Clifford:
Newcomb, F. M. & Son $25.00
Hillson’s Market 130.00
Maine General Hospital 142.15
Hunt, Charles F. 24.00
Shaw, V. T. 45.00
— $366.15
Veteran No. 23:
Newcomb, F. M. & Son $29.92
Frederick Bros. 13.33
Murray’s Pharmacy 8.80
Cash’s Market 10.00
$ 62.05
Wentworth, Leroy:
Howard’s Market - $8.00
$15,937.20
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Balance, 1949-1950 $ 5,403.92
Town Appropriation for
Maintenance 91,449.50
State Aid: '
Regular Teaching Positions . 26,368.06
Special Education 968.14
Enrollment 2,942.54
Closed Schools 567.42
State Aid; Supplement to 1949
Regular Teaching Positions 2,273.33
Special Education 310.95
Treasurer, State of Maine:
Cadet Teacher 100.00
College Credit Subsidy 400.00
Tuition, Arthur Blanchette 85.00
Mabel Storey, Telephone .60
Mabel Storey, sale supplies 9.75
Helen Parlin, sale supplies 7.12
Joseph Grilli, Telephone 1.50
Dwight Webb, Telephone 4.10
Horace Maxcy, Telephone 25.30
Barbara York, sale supplies 1.41
Janice Littlejohn, sale supplies 3.50
- Cecelia Frederick, refund 7.50
Gerald Hallett, sale supplies 22.66
58
SCHOOL MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT
Receipts, 1950-1951
Scarborough High School Alumni As-
sociation, sale of supplies 2.20
American School Board Journal,
refund 15.94
Northeast Plastics, refund 4.50
University of Chicago Press, refund 2.00
$130,983.00
Unexpended Balance, 1950-1951 7,817.97
$123,165.03
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SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
By orders in favor of:
Brown, Jean $1,667.81
Ferguson, Anne 1,964.60
Lary, Marguerite 2,190.30
Libby, Dwight 2,148.40
Libbey, Frances 2,153.10
Maxcy, Horace 3,819.10
Nourse, Frances 1,798.80
Snipe, Seth 2,281.20
Watson, Robert 2,384.40
Hallett, Gerald 3,112.00
Kilroy, Richard 2,443.60
Hill, Ernest 270.00
Prunier, Rena 15.00
Hall, Georgia 30.00
Parker, Lucinda 7.50
Hodgdon, Fernald 45.00
Associated Hospitals 109.50
Tax 2,128.45
$ 28,568.76
SECONDARY JANITORS AND JANITORS’
SUPPLIES
By orders in favor of:
Nye, Chas. J. $2,420.00
Halcomb, J. I. Man’f’g Co. 103.70
Soule Glass & Paint Co. 3.19
Bragdon, M. F., Co. 88.23
Central Maine Power Co. 4.20
Robinson, C. H., Co 10.89
Shurtleff, W. H., Co. 2.23
Salsbury, Harry 10.50
Dolge, C. B., Co 35.00
Vickerson, Charles W. 8.16
Downs, Wm. E. 67.50
Edwards & Walker Co. 12.14
$ 2,765.74
1,242.80
$
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
SECONDARY TEXTBOOKS
By orders in favor of:
$ 14.00
137.91
2.00
2.16
20.25
12.96
104.10
21.72
9.00
1.58
4.75
7.37
45.58
24.55
25.18
221.03
51.76
7.50
226.31
75.35
15.08
2.96
38.49
4.04
32.70
29.60
5.43
3.34
9.00
38.40
3.00
12.00
10.00
4.67
23.03
Big Three Music Corp.
McMillan Co.
Council of State Governments
Webster Publishing Co.
Reinhold Publishing Co.
University of Nebraska
Grolier Society, Inc.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Field Enterprises, Inc.
Keystone View Co.
American Libraries Assn.
University of Chicago Press
Heath, D. C. & Co.
Scott, Foresman & Co.
World Publishing Co.
Ginn & Co.
Rand, McNally & Co.
South-Western Publishing Co.
American Book Co.
Republic Book Co.
Winston, John C., Co.
International Textbook Co.
Noble & Noble Publishing Co.
McGraw-Hill Book Co.
Lippincott, J. B., Co.
Wiley, John & Sons
Executive Books
Appleton, Century, Crofts, Inc.
Crowley & Lunt
Goldberger, Herman Agency
Bureau of Publications
New York Times
Tower, Fred L., Co.
Silver-Burdett Co.
Houghton Mifflin Co.
60
61
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
SECONDARY SUPPLIES
$ 15.00
1.00
47.64
91.44
01.75
1.79
9.00
10.95
10.63
24.35
1.20
1.78
131.91
22.80
132.70
14.55
9.73
38.49
9.00
15.00
5.10
15.00
23.00
4.21
24.97
74.88
3.20
11.94
8.15
93.09
13.11
11.78
By orders in favor of:
Small, Elliott G.
Colonial Research Associates
Brodhead-Garrett Co.
Standard Duplicating Machines
Ginn & Co.
Underwood Corp.
Kiplinger, Washington Agency
West Disinfecting Co.
Sears, Roebuck Co.
School Service Co.
National Education Assn.
Cape Elizabeth School Dept.
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
Shaw, V. T.
Bailey, James Co., Inc.
Loring, Short & Harmon
Discount Martin
Beaudette & Co., Inc.
Hammett, D. K., Inc.
News Map of the Week, Inc.
Lawrence Co.
Utility Gas Store
Eagle Press
Fischer, Carl, Inc.
Hammett, J. L., Co.
Maine Hardware & Plumbing
Supply Co.
Music Publishers Holding Corp.
Rice, C. M. Paper Co.
Schirmer, G.
Schwartz, M. & Co.
Treas., State of Maine
Cleveland, L. W., Co.
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SECONDARY FUEL
By orders in favor of:
Randall & McAllister $1,316.86
SECONDARY LIGHT, POWER AND WATER
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By orders in favor of:
Central Maine Power Co. $404.64
Portland Water Dist. 97.49
$ 502.13
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS
orders in favor of:
York, Barbara $887.00
Hall, Phyllis 897.20
McMackin, Lenora 999.60
Tax 385.40
$ 3,169.20
SPECIAL EDUCATION ACCOUNT
orders in favor of:
Hillson’s Market S 92.69
Iverson, Emil N. 236.60
Singer Sewing Machine Co. 126.03
MacMillan Co. 2.07
Allyn & Bacon 32.97
Edwards & Walker Co. 17.22
Owen Moore & Co. 2.45
Scarborough Lunch Program 3.67
Portland Tinware Co. 20.60
Doubleday & Co. 2.63
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1,958.20
k, Mi E: b E 1,860.70
Dc wning, Do or uw S 1,596.70
owning Do Qu on 2,098.10
Greene, A dalin e T | 1,698.80
Hallett, Dor othea À 1,726.20
Hamlin, was at S p ^ 1,758.37
Hi i 1,715.55
764.00
1,822.00
1,681.80
1,885.90
* 1,764.65
1,798.80
830.40
2,105.30
1,819.90
933.60
1,974.20
1,473.00
1,124.48
Fost gini 1,752.00
_ Hanscom, Gertrude 1,774.06
Little: a Janice | 192.84
Lyon Mar ry | C 1,098.80
Page, ge, Bar Barbara ES .- 1,567.24
Dresser, Ruth 2. v 227.08
Frederick, a g 1,035.50
Cocr Toh, Fl lorence D 71.25
E. 82.50
Hospi als — 162.00
Ogilvie, Belle s = 30.00
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Weeman, Annette ag 687.70
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Lush, Dorothy 43.69
Clark, Inis 703.30
Craig, Leona 664.00
Cullinan, Joan 664.00
Grilli, Joseph 998.20
Libby, Noreen 708.60
McLaughlin, Pearl 1,088.20
Wing, Ruth 15.00
Coffin, Margaret 42.75
Dillon, Grace 37.50
Stevenson, Dorothy 7.50
Hodgdon, Fernald 15.00
MacMillan, Nellie 53.60
Tax 5,697.12
$ 55,246.52
TRANSPORTATION
By orders in favor of:
Wentworth, F. Herbert $ 724.80
Bragdon, William 695.10
Lothrop, Everett 724.80
Merrill, Archie 924.80
Pooler, Sidney 1.00
Rokowski, Frank 2.00
Mitchell, Elwood 26.40
Snow, John 14.00
Shaw, V. T. 15.90
Associated Hospitals 29.70
Libby, Richard M. 10.00
Texas Co. 875.20
Sherman, O. E. & Son 175.24
Community Oil Co. 689.28
Cal’s Service Station «15
Jensen, Robert L. 420.08
Swicker Motor Co. 4.00
Lilley’s Garage 1,321.48
B. & M. Trans. Co. 1,199.80
$ 9,696.23
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
58.14
6.00
1,014.12
2.80
7.25
2.00
13.19
15.75
20.13
13.00
385.52
304.00
Palmer Spring Co.
Magrath, Roscoe
Service Tire Corp.
International Harvester Co.
Hercules Campbell Body Co.
Hersey, Donald
Forest City Motor Co.
Hillman, K. N.
Woodward & Purington
Grant, Ruth
Town of Scarborough
Tax
ELEMENTARY TEXTBOOKS
$102.94
343.25
1.18
355.35
33.47
498.53
1.57
4.70
190.26
28.23
98.77
2.71
7.00
63.41
167.95
7.11
16.11
13.19
4.21
9.04
4.00
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By orders in favor of:
Scott, Foresman & Co.
Row, Peterson & Co.
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
Ginn & Co.
Silver, Burdett & Co.
American Book Co.
Educator’s Washington Dispatch
Whitman, Albert Co.
Laidlaw Bros., Inc.
Beckley-Cardy Co.
World Book Co.
Scribner, Charles Sons
Bureau of Publications
Webster Publishing Co.
MacMillan Co.
Lyons & Carnahan
Arlo Publishing Co.
Benton Review Publishing Co.
Expression Co.
Bruce Publishing Co.
American Library Assn.
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 67
4.54
5.34
8.57
2.27
7.50
10.20
1.25
8.90
14.15
414.56
14.33
2.95
20.48
61.47
6.96
39.23
2.28
1.26
1.00
4.01
1.10
6.28
2.15
4.00
3.55
1.50
2.00
2.00
10.00
4.00
$ 2,687.41
Heath, D. C., Co.
National Education Assn.
Fischer, Carl, Inc.
Sanborn, Benj. H. & Co.
Field Enterprises, Inc.
Garrard Press
Social Studies
Board of Education
Winston, John C., Co.
Follett Publishing Co.
Doubleday & Co., Inc.
Encyclopaedia Brittanica
Allyn & Bacon
Falmouth Publishing House
Merrill, Charles E., Co.
Harcourt, Brace & Co.
Dryden Press
Harper Bros., Publishers
State of Maine Publicity Bureau
Lippincott, J. B., Co.
Bisbee Press
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Putnam, G. P., Sons
Dutton, E. P. & Co.
Farrar, Straus & Co.
Frost, Edith
Owen, F. A. Pub. Co.
Abingdon-Cokesbury Press
Tower, Fred L., Co.
Science Education News
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
ELEMENTARY SUPPLIES
$175.27
2.43
2.00
2.00
174.08
15.00
6.55
9.55
80.55
222.25
271.71
1.75
9.87
080.56
33.30
.00
30.00
6.00
42.16
68.00
33.12
44.67
9.32
38.82
29.62
26.85
10.24
6.16
352.32
.68
31.88
21.94
9.00
6.00
68
By orders in favor of:
Gledhill Bros., Inc.
Wharft's Express
Indiana University Bookstore
Colonial Research Associates
Standard Duplicating Machines Co.
Small, Elliott G.
Kinsman, H. S. Co., Inc.
Kinsman Paper Co.
Audio-Visual Center of Maine
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
Babb, Edw. E., Co.
Goddard, H. E.
West Disinfecting Co.
Hammett, J. L., Co.
Benton Review Publishing Co.
Shaw, V. T.
News Map of the Week, Inc.
Owen. F. A. Publishing Co.
Bailey, James Co., Inc.
Loring Short & Harmon
Safe-T-Gal Decal Co.
Eagle Press
Readers Digest
U. S. Postmaster
Beckley-Cardy Co.
Main-Co. Trading Co.
Follette Publishing Co.
Merrill, Charles E., Co.
Row, Peterson & Co.
Allyn & Bacon
American School Board Journal
Andrew, L. C.
Foster, Virginia M.
Anderson’s Variety Store
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31.68
2.12
2.89
26.90
22.03
1.75
2.54
47.56
2.12
3.50
4.50
37.98
.60
19.44
93
30.60
15.00
5.42
1.14
26.00
55.22
3.25
1.41
5.73
25.59
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12.69
$ 2,735.51
Hinkson Paper Co.
Ginn & Co.
New England School Development
Council
Scott, Foresman & Co.
Bostitch-Northeast, Inc.
Scribner, Charles, Sons
Libby, Noreen
Winston, John C., Co.
Lothrop, Everett
Pictorial Map Publishing Co.
Northeastern Plastics Co.
Science Kit
Mulkern, Katherine
Cook, Everett & Pennell
H. & B. Motor Express
Cascade Paper Co.
Treas., State of Maine
National Education Assn.
Iriquois Publishing Co.
Goldberger, Herman, Agency
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
Wharft’s Express
Mitchell’s & Traders Ex.
Robinson, C. H., Co.
Porteous, Mitchell & Braun Co.
Lyons & Carnahan
Sanborn’s Express
Science Research
70 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
ELEMENTARY JANITORS SALARIES AND
JANITORS SUPPLIES
By orders in favor of:
۱ Wentworth, F. Herbert $1,623.50
Bragdon, William 1,620.00
Lothrop, Everett 1,633.21
Merrill, Archie 800.00
Rogers, Edgar P. 480.00
Downs, Emma 495.00
Mitchell, Elwood 44.40
Berry, Vera 5.00
Hunnewell, Frederick 14.00
Bragdon, M. F. Paint Co. 163.15
Robinson, C. H., Co. 506.88
King & Dexter Co. 15.50
Masury-Young Co. 51.76
Shurtleff, W. H., Co. 2:29
Stetson, M. D., Co. 36.00
Sherman, O. E. & Son 4.92
Hammett, J. L., Co. 17.16
Snow, John 21.00
Holcomb, J. I. Mfg. Co. 176.55
McKenney, Esther ` 150.30
Central Maine Power Co. 9.02
Dolge, C. B., Co. 178.06
Grant, Ruth 148.00
Edwards & Walker Co. 1.13
Soule Glass & Paint Co. 14.86
Urquhart, H. C. . 1.25
Vickerson, Charles W. 32.29
Portland Rubber Co. 5.60
Emery-Waterhouse Co. 43.12
Hopkins, W. 3.15
New England Specialty Co. 62.03
Meserve, Phineas 15.00
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TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
Brulin & Co., Inc. 15.25
Goddard, H. E. 5.30
Dunstan Hardware 21.29
Hillson's Market 6.34
York Electrical Co. 2.80
Rochester Germicide Co. 23.62
Libby, Richard M. 3.50
Sacknoff, Morris & Sons 16.25
West Disinfecting Co. 9.87
$ 8,486.49
v Orders in favor of:
Portland Lehigh Fuel Co. $ 269.26
Bartlett, K. F. 1,486.92
Hunt, Charles F. 72.00
Randall & McAllister 1,304.61
Deering, Lawrence H. 28.00
$ 3,160.79
ELEMENTARY FUEL
ELEMENTARY LIGHT, POWER AND WATER
$1,184.72
By orders in favor of:
Central Maine Power Co. $904.53
Biddeford & Saco Water Co. 86.00
Portland Water Dist. 179.92
Treas. State of Maine 12.70
Grilli, Joseph 1.57
12 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
SUPERINTENDENT'S ACCOUNT
Receipts, 1950—1951
$2,284.06
8.00
185.39
40.00
5.59
260.45
1.75
37.72
305.00
31.20
5.00
22.50
186.00
2.75
3.05
2.50
2.50
1.40
3.75
Town Appropriation $3,385.00
Institutional on Farm Train-
ing Program 346.55
Ruth Dresser, Telephone 10
$ 3,731.65
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Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Lunt, Robert B.
Willman, Amy
Nonesuch Lodge, K. of P.
Melcher, Bert
York Electrical Co.
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
American Education Press
Benton, Albion M., Agency
Retirement Fund
Associated Hospitals
Council of State Governments
American Assn. of School Ad-
ministrators
Wigon, Joe
Architectural Forum
Lawrence Co.
Nat' Education Assn., Dept of
Elementary Schools
Education Digest
Folwartshny, William
Hopkins, W.
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$3,146.25
$399.40
$399.40
$5,051.25
1.97
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951
U. S. Post Office 41.32
Eagle Press 3.10
Loring, Short & Harmon .89
National Society for Study of
Education 1.50
American School & University 1.40
Cleveland, L. W., Co. 3.98
Paige, John C., Co. 4.00
McConnell, Sally 3.60
Revie, David N. 15.00
Tax 282.85
HEALTH AND ATTENDANCE
Receipts, 1950—1951
Town Appropriation $450.00
Unexpended balance 50.60
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Douglas, Walter $ 60.56
Hays Drug Stores 34.36
Murray’s Pharmacy 2.40
Sears, Roebuck & Co. 2.08
Haigis, Dr? Ps J: 300.00
REPAIR AND EQUIPMENT
Receipts, 1950—1951
Town Appropriation $5,000.00
Oak Hill P.T.A., sale of equipment 26.25
Oak Hill Grammar School, equipment 25.00
Overdraft
$5,053.22
1951 ANNUAL REPORT
$785.14
91.87
122.78
70.67
3.75
44.83
2.12
133.57
45.00
3.00
5.28
21.60
103.68
26.92
225.00
26.25
90.00
1,195.32
3.05
117.60
14.95
15.40
6.00
.93
5.00
ELEMENTARY REPAIR AND EQUIPMENT
Expenditures
74
By orders in favor of:
Merrill, Archie
Bartlett, K. F.
Beckley-Cardy Co.
Cascade Paper Co.
Lilley’s Garage
Dunstan Hardware
Crane Co.
Andrew, L. C., Co.
Adde, Eric
Scarborough Electric Service
Blake, Wilbur F., Inc.
Tax
Babb, Edw. E., Co.
Hammett, J. L. Co.
Scarborough Road Dept.
American Book Co.
Audio-Visual Center of Maine
Loring, Short & Harmon
Jensen, Robert
Discount Martin
Burbank, E. W., Co.
Tropical Paint and Oil Co.
Jannelle, F. X. & Sons
Winslow & Co., Inc.
No. Yarmouth Brick Co.
Maine Hardware & Plumbing Supply 8.69
71.37
1.54
17.50
2.00
15.00
79.38
York Electrical Co.
Blake, W. L., Co.
Frost Mimeograph Co.
Urquhart, H. C.
Grant, Ruth
Nystrom, A. J.
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24.50
1.08
12.00
24.00
31.95
8.53
26.00
.60
5.92
22.00
348.00
75.00
3.00
6.30
3.50
91.25
10.34
Milliken, Henry
Murray, F. M. & Co.
Starrett, Parker L.
Jordan, G. E. Jr.
Iverson, Emil N.
Eastern Fire Equipment Co.
Paris Manufacturing Co.
Sanborn’s Motor Express
Soule Glass & Paint Co.
Goddard, H. E.
Standard Duplicating Co.
Burrage, Henry D.
Pines Filling Station
Boulter’s Appliances
Pleasant Hill Nurseries
Frederick & Osgood
Bostitch-Northeast, Inc.
SECONDARY REPAIR AND EQUIPMENT
$ 3.00
25.00
6.50
45.00
7.38
81.00
24.99
8.17
10.00
1.67
8.97
320.00
7.45
5.00
31.66
orders in favor of:
Andrew, L. C.
Lilley’s Garage
Underwood Corp.
Frost Mimeograph Co.
Smith and Corona Typewriter Co.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Hammett, J. L., Co.
Merrill, Archie
Sargent, Gerald
Maine Hardware and Plumbing Co.
Soule Glass & Paint Co.
Johnson Supply Co.
Eastern Fire Equipment Co.
Diamond Match Co.
York Electrical Co.
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$1,004.06
$5,053.22
$5,300.00
30.00
$5,270.00
$5,270.00
$10,000.00
$10,000.00
Brodhead-Garrett Co. 19.66
Scarborough Road Dept. 35.00
Edwards & Walker Co.
American Type Founders Sales 19.63
Iverson, Emil N. 334.55
Loring, Short & Harmon
Total expenditures
NEW BUS ACCOUNT
Receipts, 1950—1951
Town Appropriation
Unexpended balance
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
International Harvester Co.
SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
Receipts
Town appropriation
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Scarborough School Building Fund
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$3,407.57
1.60
TREASURERS REPORT OF
THE SCARBOROUGH COMMUNITY
NURSING ASSOCIATION
$3,405.97
$3,405.97
1950-1951
Receipts
Town appropriation $3,000.00
Receipts from Nursing Service 407.57
Unexpended
Expenditures
By orders in favor of:
Jensen, Philomene (Salary) $1,993.82
(Tax) 139.60
(Expenses) 422.56
Blanchard, Dr. Norman 320.00
Haigis, Dr. P. J. 50.00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co. 123.16
Russell Altenberg Co. 140.67
Woodbury Press 1.66
National Organization for Public
Health 8.00
Homer, Doris 84.00
Douglas, Alma 3.00
Berry, Vera 3.65
Hays Drug Stores 3.27
Carter, Dorothy 105.92
Mead & Wheeler Co. 6.66
Respectfully submitted
AMY KING,
Treasurer
78 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
REPORT OF
THE SCARBOROUGH FIRE DEPARTMENT
To the Selectmen and Citizens of the
Town of Scarborough:
I wish to take this opportunity to thank the officers
and firemen of the several Companies, also the officers
and citizens of the town for their co-operation during
the year 1950.
Our fire losses for the year 1950 were far below the
losses sustained in 1949. This decline in fire loss is due
to the excellent co-operation given by the volunteer
members of every company, also the excellent team
work and coordinated effort between the several
companies.
ATTENTION CITIZENS
Co-operation during the year 1951 is solicited from
non-members of the several companies. Please do not
call System Phone 4542 Directly after the alarm sounds
Keep this line clear for the fire company to use in
case of second or general alarm.
Two-way radio coverage is being used at Oak Hill
Station, also Tank No. 1 and Engine No. 7. This new
communication system has proven very satisfactory.
Radio wil prove itself very valuable particularly in
forest fires.
Eventually we believe that all fire trucks in the town
will be radio equipped. We hope this will be in the near
future.
Expenditures were as follows:
Alarm system $1,307.08
Maintenance 2,761.70
New Equipment 3,332.00
$7,400.78
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Calls answered by the different Companies:
Co. No. Alarm Stills Total
1 45 24 69
2 14 3 17
3 35 35
4 24 4 28
5 14 14
6 46 2 48
T 75 10 85
Respectfully submitted,
RALPH K. BENNETT,. Chief
Scarborough Fire Dept.
BUILDING INSPECTOR
I herewith submit my report as Building Inspector
for the Town of Scarborough for year ending February
1, 1951. I have inspected all new buildings and repair
jobs to the best of my ability and wish to thank the
people for their cooperation in helping to enforce the
Building Code.
Number of Permits issued 174
New Buildings 86
Remodeled and Repaired 76
Buildings moved
Buildings Demolished
Signs and Billboards
Renewals
New work, Estimated Cost $202,600.00
Remodeled and Repaired 59,170.00
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Total $261,770.00
Fees Collected $ 438.50
Respectfully submitted
MARTIN A. B. AHLQUIST, Sr.
Building Inspector
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SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
I hereby submit my report as Sealer of Weights and
Measures for the Town of Scarborough the year end-
ing February 1, 1951.
45 Pumps
47 Scales
4 Set Weights
Respectfully submitted
F. HERBERT WENTWORTH
Sealer
SUMMARY
Resources
Balance in Treasury $ 51,531.59
Town Property 316,500.00
Tax Deeds 12,398.20
$380.429.79
Liabilities
Elementary School Bonds $ 45,000.00
Available 335,429.79
$380,429.79
J. ROSS SHERWOOD
Selectmen
PERCY K. GOWER of
Scarborough
R. LEON LARY
Report of Treasurer
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1951
Receipts
Cash on hand February 4, 1950 $63,356.93
Received from State of Maine:
School Department $33,930.44
Regular Roads 1,690.66
State Aid Construction 5,322.25
Support of Poor 2,619.83
Snow Removal 3,136.95
Dance Hall Fees 4.00
Bank Tax 830.97
Library 40.00
Railroad & Telephone 96.29
Received from Board of Education:
Superintendent Account $295.97
Maintenance 10.35
Scarborough Nursing Assn., Amy King, Treas. 376.07
Oak Hill P.T.A. 26.25
Telephone 29.65
School Nurse 31.50
Mrs. York 7.47
Cecelia Frederick 7.50
Sale of Supplies 41.73
American School Journal 15.94
Oak Hill Grammar School 25.00
A. Blanchette — Tuition 80.00
University of Chicago 2.00
Northeastern Plastics Co. 4.50
Town Nurse — Inoculations 10.35
Institutional Farm Training 346.55
Insurance Account 385.52
Temporary Loans:
National Bank of Commerce — Portland, Me $80,000.00
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$ 7.22
.88
11.40
.90
7.00
1.00
$14,776.73
418.90
250.00
260.00
5.00
10.00
232.50
1,199.84
132.05
1,200.00
67.00
15.00
125.00
627.35
35.00
17.50
50.00
45.10
100.00
5.00
2.70
10.00
Refunds:
Bancroft & Martin Co.
Bancroft & Martin Co.
Files & O’Keefe Co.
Railway Express
Bancroft & Martin Co.
Bancroft & Martin Co.
Received from:
Special Police Service
Dog Licenses
Victualers Licenses
Clam Licenses
Auctioneers License
Dance Hall Permits
Trailer Licenses
Police Officers (Uniforms)
Police Officers (Sale of Supplies)
Maine State Raceways (Racing Fees)
John Jones (Fire Dept.)
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. (Snow Roads)
Treasurer of U.S. (Dunstan Cemetery Bonds)
Taring Driveways
Raymond Forgraves (Lot No. 450 - Dunstan
Cemetery)
Neal Dow Agency — Insurance Dividend
Kenneth Skillings — Release Deed
American Fidelity Co., (Fire Dept.)
W. Libby & Vera Robinson
Perpetual Care of Libby Lot
Carl Ahlquist — Sale of Junk
Ernest Plummer — Sale of Road Material
Archie's Service Station — Snow Blade
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Sofolki Anton — Bowling Alley License 10.00
Prouts Neck Country Club, Half of bill for
work done on Dr. Moulton road 47.50
National Bank of Commerce—Cancelled checks 63.87
Received from Ray L. Littlefield, Collector:
1950 Excise Taxes $ 15,994.49
1950 Taxes 230,715.51
1950 Supplemental 1,130.18
1951 Excise Tax 4,426.58
1949 Supplemental 93.00
1948 Supplemental 3.00
1949 Tax Deeds 2,640.00
1948 Tax Deeds 308.94
1947 Tax Deeds 257.11
1946 Tax Deeds 48.27
1945 Tax Deeds 5.00
Interest on Taxes and Tax Deeds 112.84
Support of the Poor:
City of Portland $ 716.17
City of South Portland 19.15
City of Lewiston 8.00
City of Auburn 130.43
City of Biddeford 302.01
Town of Jonesboro 160.69
Town of Monroe | 118.54
Town of Whitneyville ' 39.65
Town of Sherman Mills 144.00
Howards Store — Overpayment 10.00
Maine General Hospital 7.50
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Montgomery & Ward Co. 13.67
Estate of John McMurray 1,973.14
A. R. Wright Co. 1.00
$472,437.98
Expenditures
Payments on Warrants,
Nos. 1 to 52A Inclusive $420,806.39
Cash on hand, February 1, 1951
National Bank of Commerce 51,631.59
$472.437.98
Respectfully submitted,
DONALD J. CLARK
Treasurer
Town Clerk’s Report
I hereby submit to you a report of the Town Clerk’s
Office for the past year for your approval.
The annual Town Meeting was held March 6, 1950.
State Primary election was held June 19, 1950.
One special Town Meeting held July 22, 1950.
State elections was held September 11, 1950.
There were 83 Births, 73 Marriages and 64 Deaths
recorded for the year.
Respectfully submitted,
DONALD J. CLARK
Town Clerk
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Tax Collector's Report
1950
Commitment, State, County, Town and
Supplemental Tax $238,484.05
Paid Town Treasurer $231,991.39
Tax Deeds 3,907.23
Tax Liens 589.90
Abatements 1,431.70
Collected 414.91
Uncollected 148.92
$238,484.05
EXCISE TAX
1950 —
Receipts Nos. 493 to 2,385 incl. $15,994.49
1951 —
Receipts Nos. 1 to 365 incl. 4,426.58
$20,421.07
Paid Town Treasurer $20,421.07
1950 Tax Liens
Bailey, Charles W. $11.25
Bennett, Dorothy M. 11.25
Bickford, Arvid Heirs 7.50
Coney, Samuel J. 45.00
Farwell, Lorenzo 13.15
Hawkes, Ernest W. 7.50
Hawkins, James 67.50
Laham, Frank F. Sr. 145.50
Lowe, Anita 7.50
Larrabee, George W. 52.50
Littlefield, Alvin F. 7.50
Mallory, David W. 71.25
Pasanem, Donald M. 30.00
3.75
Pooler, Lamont, Heirs
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F Roberts, Mildred V. 7.50
i Silver, Charles L. & Laura 7.50
۱ Stover, Willie T 7.50
i Me Strout, William 3.75
i 5 Thurston, Herbert L. & Agnes 15.00
m Talbot, George, Heirs 63.75
۱ Woodman, Jesse 3.75
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Hl Bailey, Linwood 2.03
ME Bouquet, R. J. iis
1 Chase, William J. 3.00
Canales, Mabel 18.75
Flynn, John H. 18.90
Fowler, Ralph 3.00
Ll Gantnier, George J. 3.38
ue Jarvis, Baptiste 8.63
H ۱ Jarvis, Gerard 3.00
la Lunt, Harold B. 3.00
Ho Reinhold, Robert N. _ 25.65
JD Rice, Frederick 3.38
p | Roghelia, Leonard 22.88
i l Sewell, Robert S. 3.23
| EH Skillings, George 3.00
1 Skillings, Ralph C. 3.23
| fe Small, Herman 15
۱ Stevens, Arthur W. 3.00
uM Stevens, Ralph S. 3.15
۴ Stratton, Beatrice E. .23
la Townsend, Robert W. 3.00
n Winchester, Frank W. 3.00
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RAY L. LITTLEFIELD
Tax Collector
Report of the
Superintendent of Schools
To the SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE
of the TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH:
The following is the third annual report of your
Superintendent of Schools concerning the condition
and progress of the Scarborough Schools during the
municipal year which began on February 1, 1950, and
closed on January 31, 1951.
A report such as this must of necessity be somewhat
general in nature. The Scarborough School Depart-
ment urges all persons who wish to make inquiries of
a more specific nature, or who wish to offer comments
and suggestions, to do so without hesitation. The school
department is operated for the children of Scarborough,
and supported by the taxpayers of the town. This being
the case, the interests of all persons connected with the
school department or resident in the town, lie in the
same direction. It will be only through continued close
cooperation of all persons concerned that an acceptable
and successful system of public education can be
maintained.
Academic Progress
Academic progress continues, in general, to be of an
acceptable nature. An intensive program of testing and
other investigation reveals that the serious over-crowd-
ing in the elementary grades, which has been pointed
out frequently in recent reports, is beginning to have
its effect upon the achievement of pupils in these grades.
Academic progress in the high school is excellent, and
continues to improve. It is hoped that this most Satis-
factory condition will continue indefinitely, but there
is some question as to whether or not that is possible
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if the achievement of the elementary school children
who are sent into the high school should be allowed to
slip below acceptable standards.
While this statement concerns the future, and per-
haps is not proper in a report of this size, the impor-
tance of the consideration seems to make it necessary
here. Your school department has developed plans for
a so-called double-platooned system in Scarborough
High School, which would somewhat relieve the over-
crowding in the grades for a year or two. This system
would involve having grades 9, 10, 11, and 12 attend
school from 7:45 a.m. until 12:45 p.m. At that time the
pupils of grades 7 and 8 would enter the high school
building and hold classes until 5:15 p.m. This would
free four elementary rooms, two at Dunstan and two
at Oak Hill There are already four elementary class-
rooms in Scarborough which are housed in quarters
not approvable by the State Department of Education.
These are the two classrooms in the basement at the
Oak Hill Grammar School, the classroom in the former
library at Dunstan, and the sub-primary classroom
which is now being held in the principal’s office at the
same school. Two of these unsuitable classrooms would
be abolished for the time-being and the children taken
care of in two of the rooms vacated by the double-pla-
toon system. The remaining two rooms would be filled
by dividing the already over-crowed primary grades,
both at Dunstan and Oak Hill. It is probable that two
primary grades at each end of the town could be re-
lieved by setting up of a combination grade in Oak
Hill, and another at Dunstan.
This is a system with which your superintendent has
had experience in another place. It is very inconvenient
for parents, pupils, and teachers. It is also rather ex-
pensive for the town maintaining it, since it makes
necessary additional bus mileage, and additional wages
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 89
for cleaning and maintenance work. Its probable cost
to Scarborough would be approximately $5,400.00 for the
first year, and $7,200.00 for the second year. It is pro-
posed only because it is believed such a system would
do less harm to the future of Scarborough children than
the present over-crowded conditions would do if car-
ried on for a number of years.
At the 1951 annual town meeting, an article in the
warrant will call for the appointment of a committee to
study the situation relative to school buildings, and to
report to the town, not later than the next following
annual meeting. If, by that time, the town can see its
way clear to provide additional classrooms in some other
way, preferably by a new building, this plan will be
dropped. If, on the other hand no relief is in sight by
that time, your school department will feel that it is
its clear duty to recommend and work for the installa-
tion of the double-platoon system beginning in Septem-
ber of 1952.
During the past year, committees of teachers, in
several instances with the aid of parents, have spent
a great deal of time and effort on various parts of the
school curriculum. To mention but a few, committees on
Science, Social Studies, English, and methods of re-
porting to parents have worked hard and have ac-
complished creditable services to the school depart-
ment. At the present moment, all the teachers of Scar-
borough are working, under the direction of Dr. Helen
B. Sullivan, Professor of Education at Boston University,
on a strengthening and revitalizing of the Language
Arts program in the Scarborough schools at all levels.
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This work recognizes that written and oral expression
is a vital part of every school subject and program, from
the sub-primary grade through to the final graduation
evening of the high school senior. It is an attempt to.
strengthen and coordinate the work of all teachers with
the ultimate purpose of turning out a stronger educa-
tional product. It will involve a great amount of work
for each teacher, but each will be rewarded by the in-
creased achievement of his pupils. During the past
year, the strong high school testing program has con-
tinued about as it has been in previous years, and the
testing program of the elementary school has been
strengthened materially by the planned yearly use oí
good achievement measures in grades 4 - 8. Systematic
use of such tests from year to year makes it possible for
the teachers to anaylze the work of each pupil very
closely, not only by subjects, but also by frequently
minute subdivisions of subjects. It is only when a teach-
er is in possession of such detailed and factual know-
ledge about each pupil that she can direct her best
efforts intelligently toward the most efficient program
for each particular child.
During the past there has been about the usual
amount of turn-over in the teaching personnel. In the
realization that a good teacher is the greatest single
element of any school situation, your school depart-
ment has devoted a great deal of time and effort to the
selection of replacements for those teachers who have
left the system. It is felt that Scarborough has an un-
usually sound teaching faculty. It is hoped that the
town can retain it.
The following is a list of Scarborough teachers as of
February 1, 1951. The names starred indicate new teach-
ers to Scarborough:
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Secondary School
Figures in parentheses in the following list of teachers are:
First figures represent the years taught in Scarborough; the
second figures represent the total years taught.
Horace P. Maxcy, Principal: (27/4) - (1412): Education: Colby
College, A.B. Columbia University (summer session), Univer-
sity of Maine (summer session).
Jean Brown; (2%) - (7%); Education: Gorham State Teachers’
College, Boston University College of Liberal Arts, A.B.
Anne E. Ferguson; (9%) - (13); Education: Portland Junior
College, Boston University, B.S., Ed., Boston Graduate School
(summer sessions), University of Maine (extension).
Gerald C. Hallett, Industrial Arts; (2074) - (22%); Education:
Gorham State Teachers’ College, B.S., Carnegie Tech. (summer
session), Rutgers University (summer session), Gorham Normal
(summer session), University of Maine (extension), Harvard-
Boston University (extension).
Richard F. Kilroy; (3! 4) - (514); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, Boston University, B.S. Ed., University of
Notre Dame, Boston University, EdM., Boston University, (sum-
mer session), University of Maine (extension).
Marguerite Lary: (11%4) - (1775); Education: Colby College,
Faucett School of Art, Barnard College, A.B., Columbia Teachers’
College, A.M. (summer sessions), University of Maine (extension).
Frances B. Libbey: (3032) - (35%); Education: Bates College,
A.B. Phi Beta Kappa, Bates College (summer sessions), Univer-
sity of Maine (extension) University of Chicago (extension).
Dwight L. Libby: (30%4) - (31%); Education: Bowdoin College,
A.B., Bates College (summer session), University of Maine (ex-
tensions).
Frances Nourse; (1%) - (114); Education: Colby College, A.B.,
Boston University (extension),
Seth N. Snipe; (1%) - (914); Education: Bliss College, Univer-
sity of Maine (summer sessions).
Robert F. Watson: (1%) - (334); Education: Washington &
Jefferson College, B.S., University of Maine, M.E.
* Lenora B. McMackin, Home Economics, (14) - (134); Educa-
tion: Farmington State Teachers’ College, B.S., University of
Maine (summer session).
* Pearl E. McLaughlin, Music Supervisor (74) - 14%); Educa-
tion Gorham State Teachers' College.
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Elementary Schools
OAK HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL
Helen S. Parlin, Principal; (20%) - (20%); Education: Gorham
State Teachers’ College, University of Maine (extensions), Gor-
ham State Teachers’ College (summer session).
S. Gertrude Hanscom; (1%) - (14%); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, B.S., Gorham State Teachers’ College (summer
sessions). Farmington State Teachers’ College (summer session).
Doris Downing; (4%) - (10); Education: Presque Isle Normal,
Farmington State Teachers’ College (summer session), Gorham
State Teachers’ College (summer session).
Annette E. Weeman; (?$) - (344); Education: Lesley College,
Boston University, B.S., Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Univer-
sity Extension).
OAK HILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Mabel F. Storey, Principal (35 5/6) - (3642); Education: Gorham
State Teachers’ College (summer sessions), Farmington State
Teachers’ College (summer sessions), University of Maine ‘exten-
sions and summer sessions).
Dorothy H. Clark: (164%) - (1614); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, Gorham State Teachers’ College (summer ses-
sion). Harvard-Boston University (extension), University of Maine
(extension).
Dorothea W. Hallett; (8%) - (8%); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, University of Maine (extensions), Harvard-
Boston University (extension).
Abbie S. Libby; (75/6) - (125/6); Education: Bates College,
A.B., Bates College (summer session), Gorham State Teachers’
College (summer sessions), Harvard-Boston University (extension).
Katherine M. Mulkern: (4!$) - (7/2); Education: St. Joseph's
College, Normal Course, Boston University (summer sessions).
Marcia H. Sanborn; (614) - (21144); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, Boston University (extensions), Gorham State
Teachers’ College (summer sessions), University of Maine (sum-
mer sessions), University of Maine (extensions).
* Noreen F. Libby, (%) - (4%); Gorham State Teachers’ College,
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DUNSTAN SCHOOL
* Joseph H. Grilli, Principal and rural supervisor; (4%) - (414);
Education: Keene Teachers’ College, B.E., Boston University (sum-
mer sessions), ME.
Phyllis W. Hamlin; (3%) - (4%); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, Gorham State Teachers’ College (summer ses-
sions), University of Maine (extensions), St. Joseph’s College
(summer session), Boston University (extensions).
Mildred S. Clark; (6%) - (1144); Education: Farmington Normal,
Farmington Normal (summer session), Gorham State Teachers’
College (summer session), University of Maine (extensions).
Virginia M. Foster; (1%) - (2%); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, B.S., University of Maine (extension).
Adaline B. Greene; (5) - (25%); Education: Essex Training
School, University of Vermont (summer sessions), Harvard-Boston
University (extension), University of Maine (extensions) Gorham
State Teachers’ College (summer sessions).
Nathalie H. Heywood; (3) - (4); Education: Bates College, A.B.,
University of Maine (extension), St. Joseph’s College (summer
session)
Madeline W. Milliken; (124) - (14%); Education: Farmington
Normal, Farmington Normal (summer sessions), Gorham Normal
(summer sessions), University of Maine (extension).
Esther E. Murphy; (344) - (16%); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, University of Maine (extension), Boston-Har-
vard University (extension).
* Barbara S. Page; (1) - (2); Education: Westbrook Jr. College,
Gorham State Teachers' College, B.S.
* Joan E. Cullinan (44%) - (1$); Education: Westbrook Jr. College,
Gorham State Teachers’ College, B.S.
* Leona P. Craig; (14) - (44); Education: Gorham State Teachers’
College, B.S.
BLUE POINT SCHOOL
* Cecelia B. Frederick (34) - (314); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, Gorham State Teachers’ College, (summer
session).
PINE POINT SCHOOL
* Inis Nathalie Clark (%) - (2%); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, Gorham State Teachers’ College (summer
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LIBBY SCHOOL
Esther McKenney; (13 1/6) - (36 1/6); Education: Gorham State
Teachers’ College, Gorham State Teachers’ College (summer ses-
sions), Castine (summer sessions), Special Courses (3), Mrs. Tuttle.
NORTH SCARBOROUGH
Ruth A. Grant; (1444) - (1644); Education: Gorham State Teach-
ers’ College, Gorham State Teachers’ College (summer sessions),
University of Maine (extension), Boston-Harvard University tex-
tension).
School Plant
As was stated at the beginning of this report, and as
has been stated in previous reports, Scarborough's
need for additional schoolrooms has reached the cru-
tial stage. A study of school enrollments as of January
1, 1951, and of the table showing comparative enroll-
ments from 1947-1951 will reveal the sharp increase
which this community has experienced.
January 1, 1951
To-
SCHOOL SP 1 2 SMD GG 11 S 9 10 11 12 tal
Scarborough High 53 54 54 44 205
Oak Hill
Primary 43 36 31 29 139
Oak Hill
Grammar 35 21 31 38 31 41 197
Libby School PA See 3 24
No. Scarborough ۸۲ ۵ 4. . 6 17
Dunstan 21 33 40 61 41 43 39 38 36 342
Blue Point 1928070 13 35
Pine Point 51296. .9 29
Totals 85 105 105 100 91 74 77 69 77 53 54 54 44 988
Comparison of Enrollments, 1947-1951
High Elementary Cumulative
School School Total Increase Increase
Jan. 1, 1947 139 613 152
Jan. 1, 1948 158 662 820 68 68
Jan. 1, 1949 181 119 900 80 148
Jan. 1, 1950 206 112 978 78 226
Jan. 1, 1951 205 183 988*(1005) 10*(27) 236*(253)
Jan. 1, 1952 238** 813** 1051** 46** 299**
* This figure fluctuates very strongly during each year, and this
year, happens to be much lower than the high point in October
when 1,029 pupils were in school. A safer way to estimate is to
take average figures, which would be higher than the January 1
figures. Other calculations are based on average figures.
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The major task of the Scarborough School Depart-
ment, and of the Town of Scarborough as a whole, for
the year 1951 should be to find the means by which
this situation can be remedied. This remedy must be
found if adequate education is to be offered. The ap-
pointment of a study committee, while an essential
step in itself, is only a very small beginning.
The school buildings, in general, are in good physical
condition. The exception to this statement is the Oak
Hill Primary School which is probably in as good con-
dition as its age would allow. Considering the interior
design and construction of this building, there is a great
question as to whether or not it would be less expensive
to put this building in first class condition or to re-
place it outright. Such replacement is not, however,
considered by your school department at this time.
The cut in the request of repairs budget made at Town
Meeting in 1950 made it necessary to defer exterior
painting and some interior repair in this building during
the past year. It is hoped that it will be possible to do
this work during the coming year. The other buildings
are, for the most part, much more modern and have
been kept in excellent condition.
Transportation
Transportation continues to be a major item of the
Scarborough School Department’s work. There is no
need to point out the great geographical area embraced
by Scarborough, which makes it necessary to trans-
port over 70 per cent of all pupils who attend school.
In addition to being expensive for the town, it also
details a great amount of effort on the part of many
parents and pupils, some of whom leave their homes
on the early bus trips as early as 7:00 a.m. in order to
be at school for the 8:45 opening time.
During the past fall, conveyance has been extended
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to, a number of the children attending the Libby Dis-
trict, and North Scarborough Schools. For some years,
younger children have been attending these schools, in
some instances coming in nearly 2 miles for that pur-
pose. Since these schools have children from the sub-
primary grade to grade 3, the school department feels
that it is being only fair in conveying any of these
small children who otherwise would have to walk more
than three quarters of a mile.
Finance
A study of the detail of the accounts which can be
found in another section of this town report, will reveal
that your school department has come through the year
past, meeting all financial obligations, and closing the
books with a net balance of $7,882.00. Of this figure
$6,758.31 is represented by accrued salaries, already
earned by the teachers, which will be paid them through
the summer months when they are not teaching. This
being the consideration, it can be said that the budget
for the year now past was fairly accurate, and a true
indication of the necessary expenses for the year
1950-1951.
The budget request for the coming year, 1951-1952,
is mimeographed, and will be available to every citizen
of the town prior to town meeting. All citizens are urged
to read that message carefully. Copies may be had at
the Town Office, at each school building and from the
Office of the School Department.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT B. LUNT,
Superintendent of Schools
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REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF
SCARBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL
To the School Committee and Superintendent
of Schools of Scarborough:
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my third annual report as princi-
pal of Scarborough High School.
The enrollment for the school year 1950-1951 is as
follows.
Boys Girls Total
Seniors 22 23 45
Juniors 24 31 55
Sophomores 32 25 57
Freshmen 28 30 58
Continued rising enrollments are more than taxing
our facilities and in the immediate future the problem
will be even more serious. If we are to continue to pro-
vide the present high standards of instruction, addi-
tional space must be found in which to carry on our
program.
The present National Emergency is bringing to our
High School an increasing number of problems and
responsibilities.
We must not only continue to prepare our boys and
girls for the usual peace time pursuits but we must look
forward to a period in which all of our boys will be
taking part in a program of military training. At the
present time we are placing emphasis on those sub-
jects which will be of most value to the individuals and
98 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
are attempting to give our pupils a real understanding
of the problems facing our country.
Considerable prominence has been given recently in
national magazines to the problem of pupils who drop
out of school before completing their course. Latest
figures show that in the country as a whole, 30% of
those who start high school do not finish. A survey of
Scarborough High School over a period of years shows
that the number of boys and girls who leave school is
half that of the national average. We find that less
than 15% of our pupils drop out of school and that
nearly all who start the tenth grade finish high school.
There is an increasing number of our students each
year seeking education and training beyond high school.
We are happy to note that schools and colleges are
pleased to receive students recommended by our school
and that some of them have been granted valuable
scholarships. The progress of these boys and girls in
college is gratifying.
More pupils are taking advantage of the opportunities
for training in our Commercial Department, Shop and
Home Economics Department. Successful graduates of
our Commercial Course are finding positions in vari-
ous business offices in this area. We should plan in the
near future to give additional training not only to those
who will be engaged in secretarial work and bookkeep-
ing but to those others who will enter other areas of
business.
Several student activity groups have been outstanding
this year. The Student Council, by diligent effort, is
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 ,99
playing a real part in the conduct and regulation of
student affairs. The value of this training in self-
government cannot be under estimated. One 4-H Club
has continued its progress and boys from our school
have represented us at meetings as far away as Penn-
sylvania.
A school is successful as long as there is understand-
ing between pupils, parents, citizens, and teachers. We
have been fortunate in having that understanding and
cooperation and in closing may I particularly thank
you, as superintendent and the members of the school
board for your continued help and assistance in mak-
ing for greater success and progress of Scarborough
High School.
Respectfully submitted
HORACE P. MAXCY
Principal
REPORT OF SCHOOL DOCTOR
During this school year I have examined approxi-
mately six hundred students, held monthly pre-school
clinics and have given inoculations for Smallpox,
Diphtheria, Whooping Cough and Tetanus to all child-
ren and students who have received the consent of
their parents.
It has been a pleasure to examine the boys and girls
of Scarboro and to receive such fine cooperation from
Mrs. Jensen, our Community Nurse, and the school
faculty.
Sincerely,
P. J. HAIGIS, D. O.
School Physician
100 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
SCARBOROUGH COMMUNITY
NURSING SERVICE
To the Board of the Scarborough Community
Nursing Service and the Citizens of
The Town of Scarborough.
As public health nurse I submit my report of the
work done by the Scarborough Community Nursing
Service the past year.
Fourteen-hundred and two visits were made in the
homes. These included bedside care, infant and pre-
school supervision, communicable disease control, and
health education.
Monthly child health conferences were held in the
nurses office, and all children were examined by the
attending physician. Immunization for small pox, diph-
theria, whooping cough, and tetanus was given to all
those not previously inoculated.
Chest X-rays were taken on forty-four patients; this
included all new school personnel and citizens of the
town who availed themselves of this service.
Several children attended the crippled childrens
heart and pediatric clinics and were given a complete
physical examination at this time. These clinics are
available to all those needing the service.
Each month the nurse and the Board of Directors of
the Nursing Service meet in the high school. Monthly
reports are given and problems relating to the service
and the community are discussed.
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 101
Schools
Dr. Haigis, the school physician, with the assistance
of the nurse, examined six hundred and eighty four
children. Those children with any serious defects or
problems were discussed with the parents and as-
sistance for further care whenever necessary.
School visits were made regularly to check all out-
breaks of communicable disease and to discuss any
other problems with the teachers.
The outbreaks of communicable disease were mild
with mumps and German measles the most prevalent.
Two-hundred and twenty six patch tests for tubercu-
loses were given in all the schools, and those with posi-
tive reactions were sent for X-ray. Seventy-five were
vaccinated for small pox and sixty-two were given the
diphtheria inoculations.
Valuable assistance was again given by the Lions
Club and the Red Cross organizations. Through their
donations we were able to supply glasses, tonsillec-
tomies, and clothing for the indigent. The Lions gave
generously so that the dental clinic might be continued.
Dr. Norman Blanchard is serving his second year and
is assisted by Mrs. Doris Homer. One-half day a week is
given to this work.
As I complete my yearly report I wish to thank the
school personnel, members of the nursing board, and the
town officials for their friendly cooperation.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILOMENE JENSEN
102 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER
To the Citizens of Scarborough:
In submitting my report as Health Officer I am pleased
to report that the number of cases of contagious
diseases were again comparatively low. The minor
diseases had their usual runs but the total number of
cases were not high for this town. The number of cases
of scarlet fever were about the same as last
year. There was an increase in the number of dogs
quarantined after biting persons. Most owners willingly
confined their dog while a few had to be reminded of
penalties. Several cases where owners wished to kill
their dog before the quarantine period was over were
advised that this was against the public health laws
except in case of emergency.
Fertilizing farm land and maintaining domestic
animals caused a number of complaints, most of them
nuisance cases and would be civil suit cases. Some of
these have been eliminated while others still continue.
The problem of sewerage disposal still continues to
grow. Many new homes and business places have been
built where there is lack of room for proper absorption
trenches causing many failures. The state engineers
have made helpful recommendations in several cases
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 103
but the only permanent solution seems to be public
sewers in some sections.
The number of new plumbing installations were high-
er than ever. Some of these required constant inspec-
tions during the process of installation as plans did
not conform with state codes. In several of these cases
State inspectors were called who ordered extensive al-
terations which were expensive as well as causing delay
in finishing buildings. As soon as the state is officially
notified of the population of the town the law requiring
all plumbers doing work in the town to have a town
license will be in effect.
Some time was spent the past year with inspectors
of the State Sanitary Water Board and other agencies
searching for possible sources of polluted streams and
beaches within the town. While I have had no definite
reports, sources of pollution in several areas is being
watched, also there are open sewers on beaches which
should be removed as soon as possible.
As usual the different clinic will be held during the
year; parents being notified of dates.
Thanking all who have aided in conducting this office
during the year.
Respectfully submitted
RALPH B. SARGENT
Health Officer
Warrant For Town Meeting
March 5, 1951
To Ernest H. Dyer, a Constable in the Town of Scarborough,
in tbe County of Cumberland:
GREETINGS:
In the name of the State of Maine you are hereby re-
quired to notify and warn the inhabitants of said Town
of Scarborough, qualified by law to vote in town affairs
to assemble at the Town Hall on March 5, 1951 at nine-
thirty A.M., to choose a Moderator to preside at said
meeting: that the polls will be open at ten in the fore-
noon and will be closed at seven o’clock in the evening
for the purpose of voting to elect the following officers:
One (1) Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of Poor from
the Third Parish for a term of three (3) years; Town
Clerk for a term of one (1) year: Town Treasurer for
a term of one (1) year; Tax Collector for a term of one
(1) year; one (1) member of School Board from the
Second Parish for a term of three (3) years; that the
business session of the meeting will begin at 2:00 P.M.
and will continue until the business to be transacted
is exhausted; and also vote on the following Articles:
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to accept and
adopt the reports of the several Town Officers.
Budget Committee Recommend be accepted.
Article 2. To see what sum of money the Town will
vote to raise and appropriate for the Support of Poor
for the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $12,000.00
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 105
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-
propriate the sum of $103,618.95 for elementary and
secondary schools, including teachers' salaries, special
education salaries and supplies, janitors’ wages, fuel,
conveyance, textbooks, and reference books, and desk
and laboratory supplies for the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $100,000.00
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-
propriate the sum of $3,000.00, to be used with a sum of
about the same amount if it is appropriated, for the
purchase of a new school bus after the annual town
meeting in 1952.
Budget Committee Recommend Indefinitely
postpone
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-
propriate the sum of $450.00 for auxiliary school pur-
poses, including salary and supplies of the school physi-
cian, and fees of the attendance officer, for the en-
Suing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $450.00
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-
propriate the sum of $3,745.00 for the expenses of super-
vision, including salary of the superintendent of schools
and office expenses for the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $3,500.00
106 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-
propriate the sum of $6,800.00 for repairs and equip-
ment for the elementary and secondary schools for
the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $5,000.00
Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-
propriate the sum of $3,034.29 for this year’s propor-
tion of the premium for insurance of school buildings
and equipment.
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read
Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise the
sum of $10,000.00 to be set aside this year and each
successive year and the accumulated funds to be used
for a School Housing Project when construction of such
project is possible.
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read.
Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to have the
moderator appoint a committee of 5 members to in-
vestigate the desirability of building and equipping a
school building, or an addition to an existing school
building, to investigate the cost of such building and
equipment, and to report to a town meeting not later
than March 3, 1952.
No Recommendation.
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 107
Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate money necessary for the payment of school
bonds for the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $5,000.00
Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise the
sum of $3,800.00 to continue the Scarborough Nursing
service for the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $3,000.00
Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise the
sum of $400.00 for the support of Scarborough Public
Library.
Budget Committee Recommend $400.00
Article 14. To see what sum of money the Town will
raise to be expended for Memorial purposes.
Budget Committee Recommend $300.00
Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate money necessary for the following: Electric
Street Lights, Rental of Hydrants. Collecting Garbage
and Rubbish, Care of Town Dumps, Officers’ Salaries,
Office Clerk, Interest Charges, Contingency, and to
defray other Town charges.
Budget Committee Recommends:
Electric Street Lights $ 4,000.00
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Rental of Hydrants 11,400.00
Collecting Garbage and Rubbish 2,000.00
Care of Town Dumps 2,400.00
Officers’ Salaries 7,000.00
Office Clerk 1,900.00
Interest Charges 1,200.00
Contingency 1,000.00
Article 16. To see if the Town will vote to authorize
the Selectmen to procure a temporary loan or loans in
anticipation of taxes for the purpose of paying obliga-
tions of the Town, such loans to be paid during the
current municipal year out of money raised during said
current municipal year by taxes.
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage as
read and be authorized to raise up to $110,000.00
Article 17. To see what compensation the Town wiil
vote to pay the Tax Collector for the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend Salary of
$2,000.00 plus tax sale expenses
Article 18. To see what compensation the Town will
vote to pay labor and trucks on the Highways for the
ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend Men 85 cents
per hour. Trucks Same as State
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 109
Article 19. To see what compensation the Town will
vote to pay the Road Commissioner for the ensuing
year.
Budget Committee Recommend $2,750.00 plus
mileage
Article 20. To see what sum of money the Town will
vote for Police Protection for the ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend $4,000.00
Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to choose
one (1) member of the Budget Committee for a term of
six (6) years and determine the method of Choosing.
Budget Committee Recommend Moderator ap-
point one member for a term of six years
Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to authorize
the Selectmen for and on behalf of the Town to sell and
convey at their discretion any or all real estate in which
the Town has an interest by virtue of unpaid Tax.
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read
Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to instruct
the Trustees of Dunstan Cemetery to employ necessary
labor to care for the cemetery and raise a sum of money
for the same.
Budget Committee Recommend $500.00
110 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Article 24. To see what sum of money the Town will
vote to raise for the repair of Roads and Bridges.
Budget Committee Recommend $22,000.00 to be
taken from the treasury
Article 25. To see what sum of money the Town will
vote to raise and appropriate for Winter Roads for the
ensuing year.
Budget Committee Recommend 0
Article 26. To see what sum of money the Town wili
vote to raise for the maintenance of Third Class Roads.
Budget Committee Recommend $1,000.00
Article 27. To see what sum of money the Town will
raise and appropriate for State Aid Road Construction
(in addition to the amount regularly raised for the care
of Ways, Highways, and Bridges) under the provisions
of Sections 25 and 29, Chapter 20, Revised Statutes of
1944, as amended.
Budget Committee Recommend $S2,666.00
Article 28. To see if the Town will vote to raise the
sum of $500.00 to resurface the road leading to the
residence of the late James W. Green.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Indefinitely
postpone
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 111
Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to accept
Church St. as approved by the Board of Selectmen and
recorded in the Cumberland County Registry of Deeds
and raise money for grading the same.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend To accept
Church St. for a distance of 400 ft. from route
No. 1 and to grade same out of regular road
funds
Article 30. To see if the Town will vote to raise the
sum of $250.00 to complete the sidewalk on the Pine
Point Road, from the residence of Harriett Delaware to
the residence of Mary Seavey.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend $250.00
Article 31. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a
new dump truck for highway maintenance.
Budget Committee Recommend Raise $3,000.00
Article 32. To see if the Town will vote to raise a sum
of money to redecorate the Town Hall and install a fire
escape from the second floor.
Budget Committee Recommend $2,000.00
Article 33. To see if the Town will vote to adopt the
terms of the Workmens’ Compensation Act and raise a
112 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
sum of money for the same.
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read and expense to be included in regular
insurance account
Article 34. To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate money to procure Accident Insurance for
the Volunteer Firemen together with other Town liabili-
ty and property insurance.
Budget Committee Recommend $3,000.00
Article 35. To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $8,000.00 for the purchase of
Fire Fighting Equipment, for maintenance of Fire
Equipment, compensation of certain Volunteer Fire-
men, to be spent at the request of the Scarborough Fire
Department and the Selectmen.
Budget Committee Recommend $8,000.00
Article 36. To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate any sum of money in accordance with
Public Laws of 1943, Chapter 262, Section 4, for future
replacement of Fire Equipment.
Budget Committee Recommend Indefinitely
postpone
Article 37. To see if the Town will vote to install one
fire hydrant on Highway No. 1 near the State Police
Station and raise a sum of money for the same.
Recommended by Fire Department
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage as
read and raise $100.00
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 113
Article 38. To see if the Town will vote to install two
hydrants on Ocean View Road and raise the sum of
$90.00 yearly as hydrant rental.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage as
read and raise $90.00
Article 39. To see if the Town will vote to enter into a
contract with the Portland Water District to lay a
water main and install a hydrant on the Old Blue Point
Road, from Highway No. 1 southerly for a distance of
860 feet and raise the sum of $121.60 per year as hyd-
rant rental.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage as
read and raise $121.60
Article 40. To see if the Town will vote to enter into
a contract with the Portland Water District to lay a
water main on the Chamberlain Road, beginning at
the Pleasant Hil Road and extending to the residence
of Nathalie Heywood, installing two hydrants and rais-
ing the sum of $380.00 yearly as hydrant rental.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage as
read and raise $380.00
Article 41. To see if the Town will vote to enter into
a contract with the Portland Water District to lay a
water main and install one hydrant on Sawyer Road,
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from Highway No. 1 to the residence of Pearson Brown
and raise the sum of $441.00 yearly as hydrant rental.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Indefinitely
postpone
Article 42. To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $100.00 to be paid to the State of
Maine Publicity Bureau to be expended and used for
advertising the natural resources. advantages and at-
tractions of the State of Maine in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 80, Section 95 of the Revised
Statutes of Maine.
Budget Committee Recommend $100.00
Article 43. To see if the Town will vote to adopt a
taxicab ordinance, copy of which is on file at the office
of the Town Clerk.
Budget Committee Recommend To be adopted
Article 44. To see if the Town will vote to sell the
timber on the Town Farm.
Budget Committee Recommend That the Se-
lectmen be authorized to sell the timber on the
Town Farm
Article 45. To see if the Town will vote to raise a sum
of money to be used in the promotion of Civil Defense.
Budget Committee Recommend $3,500.00
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 115
Article 46. To see if the Town will vote to raise the
sum of $400.00 for control of White Pine Plister Rust,
in accordance with Revised Statutes, Chapter 32, Sec-
tion 54.
Budget Committee Recommend Indefinitely
postpone
Article 47. To see if the Town will vote to extend the
name of “Holmes Road,” easterly of the Broad Turn
Road, to include the entire distance from the Saco line
to the Payne Road.
On Petition |
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read
Article 48. To see if the Town will vote and authorize
that school buses be provided for the transportation of
school children during Memorial Day exercises in the
Town of Scarborough.
On Request of Libby Mitchell Post No. 76, A. L.
No recommendation
Article 49. To see if the Town will vote to employ full
time Police Officers to patrol the town at night or any
other time deemed necessary and raise a sum of money
for the same. |
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Indefinitely
postpone
116 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
Article 50. To see if the Town will appropriate the
sum of $3,000.00 to build a sea wall and return at the
foot of Bay Street and the foot of Pearl Street in the
Town of Scarborough and also to authorize the building
of such wall.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Indefinitely
postpone
Article 51. To see if the Town will vote to install one
street hght on Ocean View Road, the cost to be included
in Street Light account.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read
Article 52. To see if the Town will vote to install a
traffic light at the junction of Highway No. 1 and the
Pine Point Road and raise a sum of money for the same.
No recommendation
Article 53. To see if the Town will vote to accept the
provisions of Section 40A, Chapter 292, of the Public
Laws of Maine for 1947, to permit bowling on Sunday
between the hours of 2:00 P.M. and 11:00 P.M.
On Petition
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read
NEU
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 117
Article 54. To see if the Town will vote to accept the
sum of $100.00 for perpetual care of Lot No. 59 at Dun-
stan Cemetery.
On Request
Budget Committee Recommend Have passage
as read
Article 55. To see what action the Town will take re-
garding Oak Street at Pine Point, the boundaries of
which are now uncertain.
Budget Committee Recommend The Select-
men be authorized to take the proper action to
to see that Oak Street is maintained as a
public way
The Selectmen hereby give notice that they will be in
session at the Town Hall on March Ist, 2nd and 3rd,
1951, from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. for the purpose of
correcting the check list.
Given under our hand at Scarborough, Maine, this
day of February, A. D. 1951.
J. ROSS SHERWOOD Selectmen
PERCY K. GOWER of
R. LEON LARY Scarborough
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Budget Committee
Scarborough, Maine, Feb. 8, 1951
The Budget Committee for 1951 assembled at the
Town Hall and was called to order at 10:15 o'clock by
J. Ross Sherwood, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen.
The following members were present: Irving Pea-
body, Norman Harmon, F. Herbert Wentworth, Horace
Whipple, Ralph Deering, and Lloyd Turner.
J. Ross Sherwood was elected Chairman and Percy
K. Gower, Secretary.
All articles were given careful consideration, all testi-
mony at the public hearing was analyzed and during
the final session of the meeting, the recommendations
following each Article were made.
J. ROSS SHERWOOD,
Chairman
IRVING PEABODY
NORMAN HARMON
F. HERBERT WENTWORTH
HORACE WHIPPLE
RALPH DEERING
LLOYD TURNER
R. LEON LARY
PERCY K. GOWER,
Secretary
Auditor's Report
February 14, 1951
We hereby certify, that we have examined the books
of account and records of the Collector, Treasurer, and
Selectmen of the Town of Scarborough for the year
ended February 1, 1951, that we have ascertained that
all cash received by these officers have been properly
accounted for, and that all disbursements appear to
be proper.
MILLET, FISH & DRESSER,
By Richard M. Millett, C.P.A.
PORT
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TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1951 121
INDEX
Appropriations 8-9
Assessor's Notice 127-128
Assessor’s Report 6-9
Auditor’s Report 119
Bonds 26
Budget Committee’s Recommendations 104-117
Budget Committee’s Report 118
Building Inspector’s Report 19
Cemetery 33
Community Nursing Service 27, 77, 100-101
Contingent Account 35-43
County Tax 35
Dog Taxes 41
Dumps 34
Dunstan Cemetery 33
Election Officials 40
Firemen’s Association 24-26, 78-79
Forest Fires 42-43
Garbage Removal 32
Health Department 40
Health Officer’s Report 102-103
Hydrant Rental 23
Insurance 23
Interest 24
Legal Advise 41
Library 26
Loans 35
Memorial Day Exercises (Picture) 2
122 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
INDEX — Continued
Memorial Fund 26
Memorandum Pages 120, 125-126
Monument Lot 41
Nursing Service 27, 77, 100-101
Office Clerk 28
Office Supplies 39-40
Officers Salaries and Expenses 27-28
Perambulating Town Lines 43
Pine Point Roads 21-22
Planning Board 32
Police, Regulars 28-29
Police Regulars (Picture) 30
Police, Special 31-32
Poor Account 44, 57
Public Health Nurse 27, 77, 100-101
Public Library 26
Roads
` fine Point Landing 21
Pine Point Roads 21-22
Pine Point Sidewalks 22
Regular Roads 17-20
Snow Roads 10-14
State Aid Road Construction 14-16
Third Class Road Maintenance 16
Unimproved Roads 20
Winter Roads 10-14
TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH — 1 123
INDEX — Continued
Report of Chief of Fire Department 78-79
Road Commissioner 22
Rubbish Removal 32
Schools
School Bonds 26
School Building Fund 76
School Bus 76
Conveyance of Scholars 65-66, 95
Enrollment 94
Fuel 63, 71
Health and Attendance 3
High School Principal’s Report 97-99
Janitors 59, 70-71
Lights and Water 63, 71
Nursing Service 100-101
Repairs and Equipment 73-76
School Maintenance Account 58
School Physician 99
School Supplies 61-62, 68-69
School Textbooks 60, 66-67
Special Education 63
Superintendent’s Account 72-73
Superintendent of Schools Report 87-96
Teacher, Elementary 64-65, 92-94
Teacher, Secondary 59, 91
124 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
INDEX — Continued
Sealer of Weights and Measures 80
Selectmen's Report 10-80
State Aid Roads 14-16
State Tax 35
Street Lights 23
Summary 80
Support of Poor 44-57
Tax Collector’s Report 85-86
Tax Commitment 9
Tax Deeds 40
Temporary Loans 39
Town Clerk’s Report 84
Town Dumps 34
Town Farm 41
Town Hall Expenses 38-39
Town Hall Heating Unit 34
Town Officers, Appointed 4-5
Town Officers, Elected 3
Town Property, Inventory 7
Treasurer’s Report 81-84
Unimproved Roads Fund 20
Valuation, Real Estate 6
Valuation, Personal Estate 6-7
Warrant 104-117
Winter Roads 10-14
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Town of Scarborough, Maine
1951 ASSESSORS’ NOTICE
In accordance with Chapter 81, Sec. 35, R. S. 1944,
as amended, the Assessors of the Town of Scarborough
hereby give notice to all persons liable to taxation in
said town, that they will be in session at Selectmen’s
Office, Scarborough Town Hall in said town, on the
2nd, 3rd and 4th of April, at 12 M. to 4 P.M. for the
purpose of revising lists of the polls and estates taxable
in said town.
RESIDENT OWNERS
All inhabitants of the Town of Scarborough, Maine,
and all Administrators, Executors, Trustees, etc., of all
estates taxable in said town of such persons are hereby
notified to MAKE AND BRING INTO THE ASSESSORS
TRUE AND PERFECT LISTS OF THEIR POLLS AND
ALL THEIR ESTATES, REAL AND PERSONAL, not by
law exempt from taxation, of which they were possessed
on the first day of April, 1951, and be prepared to make
oath to the truth of the same and to answer all proper
inquiries in writing as to the nature, situation and value
of their property liable to be taxed.
ESTATES DISTRIBUTED
And when estates of persons deceased have been dis-
tributed during the past year, or have changed hands
from any cause, the Executor, Administrator, or other
persons interested, are hereby warned to give notice of
such change, and in default of such notice will be held
under the law to pay the tax assessed although such
estate has been wholly distributed and paid over.
128 1951 ANNUAL REPORT
PERSONS DOOMED |
And any resident owner who neglects to comply with
this notice is thereby barred of his right to make appli-
cation to the ASSESSORS or the COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS, for any abatement of his taxes, unless he
offers such list with his application and satisfies them
that he was unable to offer it at the time appointed.
Blank schedules wil be furnished at the Assessors'
Office on application.
Date Posted, ... TES ETOS '
Assessors.
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